Jon Stewart’s Daily Show: ‘Strip Maul’ on Gaza

The Daily Show of the 6 January covered the Gaza assault:

The Daily Show With Jon StewartM – Th 11p / 10c

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The screen is not a simple rectangle but rather the homothetic surface of the viewfinder of his camera. It is the very opposite of a frame. The screen is a mask whose function is no less to hide reality than it is to reveal it. The significance of what the camera discloses is relative to what it leaves hidden. � Andr� Bazin, "The French Renoir"

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Published:: 01.12.09 / 5pm

Category:: comment, politics

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GAP*

The gap as the metaphor for the void / empty space which is necessary to have other things evolve -> to get a 'moving' / streaming image - a changing image -> thus the gap as the moment of free space, defining the closed 'programmed' space / the scripted space, which needs the break to get the next action running / the next character introduced -> bits, morse, pulse, flash, etc..

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