The Daily Show's Jon Stewart and Rob Corddry comment on how cable news is "hopping on the blog-wagon", adjusting to the blogosphere ... and using hot Vassar grads to do it.
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- The Churchill Club's Annual "Dinner With Jeff Bezos"
- The Hiram ("Hymie") Gershenfeld Two-Point Analysis
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Wednesday, May 11, 2005
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