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Looks like 'the man' got to C-SPAN:
Associated Press 19:14 PM May, 08, 2006
WASHINGTONWired-- Political comedy often is intended to stir controversy, but this doesn't usually involve broadcasting rights and the public affairs network C-SPAN.
The cable network asked two internet video providers, YouTube and Ifilm, to pull clips of Stephen Colbert's April 29 performance at the White House Correspondents Association dinner from their websites.
Two days later, C-SPAN sold the video to Google for an undisclosed amount.
