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Viacom Launches TheDailyShow.com

Posted by Matt Ortega | October 18, 2007

Viacom, currently suing YouTube for unauthorized use of content, launched TheDailyShow.com complete with 13,000 clips from the hilarious, award-winning show, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Video archives go as far back as 1999, and includes golden oldies such as those from the Indecision 2000 series.

Check out this clip of Stephen Colbert foreseeing the first four years of the George W. Bush presidency.

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