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Veteran Late Night Reporter Claims President Donald Trump “Personally Involved” in Stephen Colbert Cancelation
"Certainly the idea that he throws a man in the dumpster at the end of it indicates that he was personally involved."
What Stephen Colbert’s Cancelation Can Teach News/Talk Radio Hosts
If you are a news/talk host, your job is to tell the truth from your point of view. You don't want to be a parody of yourself.
Stephen Colbert Ends Run on CBS, The Late Show Thursday
"LateNighter.com reports that Colbert's final program will run 17 minutes long."
Why Stephen Colbert’s CBS Exit Ends the Late-Night TV Political Satire Era
In addition to the partisan attacks, Colbert — like all late-night hosts — is losing his audience.
With The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Going Away, Did CBS News Miss a Golden Opportunity?
There's already a network newscast following the 6 PM ET local news. Why not in the 11 PM ET hour, too?
FCC Chair Brendan Carr: Coverage of Stephen Colbert Pushing Interview to YouTube ‘Embarrassing Episode for the Media’
“I think you guys should feel a bit ashamed for having been lied to and then just run with those lies.”
Why Losing Howard Stern and Stephen Colbert Is the Best Thing to Happen to Media in Years
There are business investments that are wise loss leaders, but do Colbert or Stern fit that mold in 2025?
Urban Radio and Late-Night TV: Who’s Making the Calls?
In Urban radio, we’ve experienced this all too often. If there’s a sales problem, some decision-makers believe that cutting the quality of content will somehow fix it.
What CBS Won’t Say About Cancelling ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’
Stephen Colbert ushered in the era of hyper-partisan comedy by bashing Trump. The risk was always that he would alienate half his audience.
The End of ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ Is Nothing to Cheer About, Even If You Can’t Stand Him
When a major broadcast network can't monetize one of its flagship programs anymore, we’ve got a much deeper issue than partisan fatigue.