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Howells, Coral Ann (30 March 2006). Howells, Coral Ann (ed.). The Cambridge Companion to Margaret Atwood (1ed.). Cambridge University Press. doi: 10.1017/ccol0521839661. ISBN 978-0-521-83966-2. OCLC 61362106. S2CID 160396201. The female announcers have been featured on ( CBS Sunday Morning, The Today Show, The View, Sally Jessy Raphaël, and numerous appearances on Entertainment Tonight and ET Insider), newspapers and magazines ( TV Guide, Playboy), and as guests on several radio shows, including Howard Stern. [16] Similar shows [ edit ] Naked News presenter Lily Kwan (right) Meikle, Graham (2008). Interpreting News. Palgrave Macmillan. p.119. ISBN 9781137105677. OCLC 682906029. The Naked News Presented by Cambridge University Students". Telegraph. 5 March 2010. Archived from the original on 8 March 2010 . Retrieved 20 May 2020. Mindich, David T. Z. (2005). Tuned Out: Why Americans Under 40 Don't Follow the News. Oxford University Press, USA. pp.55–56.

In March 2010, students at the University of Cambridge presented a news segment on Cambridge University Television in the nude. [27]In June 2014, a very similar show was released in Venezuela called Desnudando la Noticia ( Stripping the News) which is a variant of Naked News. [30] In June 2009, plans for Naked News Korea were announced. It featured a similar format to the Canadian version but with less nudity. This was later revealed to be a scam. After barely a month of operations, Naked News Korea, which featured topless news anchors, abruptly closed down amid allegations that the CEO, John Chau, disappeared with all of the company's money. Although Chau bought the naming rights from the Naked News, it was never an official subsidiary of the Toronto-based Canadian company. [25] [26] a b c d e f "Naked News TV! to Air New Episodes on Australian T.V." Free Online Library (Press release). Business Wire. 2 October 2002. Archived from the original on 2 August 2017.

Comédie+ – In 2001, this French cable TV network ran a series promos featuring males and females casually undressing as they read jokes. In 2006 they copied the Naked News format in its entirety in a striptease newscast called Les Nuz, except the anchors keep their bottom underwear on. Elder, Robert K. (13 January 2002). "Just the Bare Facts About the Naked News". South Florida Sun-Sentinel . Retrieved 18 March 2020.

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Herman, Dan (2008). Outsmart the MBA Clones: The Alternative Guide to Competitive Strategy, Marketing, and Branding. Paramount Market Publishing. p.25. ISBN 9780978660284. OCLC 180751242. Naked News launched a Japanese version of the show in 2006. [11] Japanese broadcasting regulations prohibited the presenters from being fully naked, allowing them only to strip to their underwear. [12] In 2007, the Japanese government changed broadcasting guidelines to prevent the show receiving a subsidy for the section delivered in sign language. [13]