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  1. David Ellison is expanding his influence across the entertainment industry.

David Ellison's Paramount/Comedy Central is managing assets like South Park and The Daily Show, while Jon Stewart expresses aversion to his new boss.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 18
Gone quiet Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours
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David Ellison's Paramount/Comedy Central is managing assets like South Park and The Daily Show, while Jon Stewart expresses aversion to his new boss.

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David EllisonParamountComedy Central

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  1. Season 29 of the South Park show premiered on Comedy Central and is now streaming on Paramount+.Sub-event
  2. Paramount is seeking to renew Jon Stewart's contract for Comedy Central.1 source
  3. Comedy Central assets (South Park, Daily Show) are being managed under Ellison's Paramount, amid internal talent friction.1 source

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