(Some Guy)

Drew will be on live with Twitch on Z103 in Lexington, KY from 8a.m. to 10 a.m. EST

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		49 states quit whining, put jealousy aside after columnist explains why Florida deserves its own tag	(7)
(M&C)		Thanks to Fark.com, Bill O'Reilly's temper tantrum has reached a wider audience	(25)

(Some Guy)

"Kudos to the gang at Fark for tracking down a touching story about an 18-year-old boy dying of cancer who received an opportunity to play in what could, perhaps, be his final baseball game."

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(Red Dev News)		Apparently, Fark has "helped give birth to a generation of young Photoshop experts". Sounds like a Photoshop contest	(10)
		Vancouver Sun sports section continues to give much love to Fark	(0)

(Some Guy)		The Maxim-ization of the media helped create the current Fark-ization of the media, which has served to turn stories into flimsy currency traded for page views	(0)
(Clickz.com)		One witty post about the bullwhip-wielding archaeologist to Fark.com, a news aggregator site popular with younger men, stated, "I've heard he has an awesome WHIP." WHIP is a stat used to gauge pitching prowess	(5)
(TC Daily Planet)		"The Maxim-ization of the media helped create the current Fark-ization of the media, which has served to turn stories into flimsy currency traded for page views." Drew finds an ally	(0)

(Bleacher Report)		Good news: Bleacher Report calls Fark a site of "lively discussion, where ideas, regardless of what they are, flow freely." Bad news: they also define Fark as a "[bastion] of poor taste" (last paragraph of the 2nd section)	(25)
		CNN gives a nod to Fark and Drew Curtis in their article on ROFLcon and internet celebrity, notes that "the most certain way to get a huge bump in traffic is to be featured on Web news aggregators like... Fark"	(3)
		Fark reference in "Grand Theft Auto 4"	(14)
(Some Guy)		Drew will be on Z103 Lexington, KY for two freakin hours this morning starting at 8am	(33)

(Harvard Crimson)		Drew Curtis speaks at MIT, but the LOLCat guy beats him out when it comes to pictures of the event. Tag is for Drew being a speaker at MIT	(23)
(Saskatoon StarPhoenix)		Fark makes the "Plays of the Week" column in the Saskatoon StarPhoenix for comparing Baltimore Orioles pitcher Daniel Cabrera with Amy Winehouse	(0)

(Some Tom)		Paper fails to explain Maine's peeping tom bill, article ends up on Fark, hilarity ensues	(151)
(WYFF4.com)		SC church's Obama marquee removed after "the story about the sign was viewed more than a quarter million times by users across the country." Behold the power of Fark	(25)

(Some Farkette)

Fark does not make the top 10 list of Websites for Women, but is mentioned as unwelcoming - if not positively hostile - towards women

(too many)

Final wrap on Mets getting rickrolled. Some guy named Drew gets quoted

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(Badger Herald)

FARK gets a shout-out from geeky college comic strip

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		"It's the Matt Drudge/Perez Hilton/Fark way of doing the Internet, which of course is the way I like to work, at home, with my cocktails and email," says the new editor of Wonkette	(2)
(American Spectator)		American Spectator seems to believe that Fark comment threads are inhabited by "ostensibly 'liberal' contributors"	(36)
(Some Guy)		Top 10 stupid ways to hinder market adoption: No. 5 -- Sites without Digg, del.icio.us and Fark bookmarks	(6)

"One or two people do the editorial, BlogAds sells the inventory, and you kind of omit the whole 'publisher' part of the model. It's the Matt Drudge/Perez Hilton/Fark way of doing the Internet"

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(eMediaWire)		When bragging about the media coverage your website has received, Fark apparently now ranks right up there with Yahoo and CBS News	(3)
		Fark gets a shout-out from the Baltimore Sun for pointing out how lucrative and stupid fantasy fishing leagues are	(0)

(blorge.com)

Social aggregators like Shyftr pose a serious problem for bloggers. Fark, however, is not considered to be a part of the problem (shoutout in the third paragraph)

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(Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)		When Drew Curtis talks smack on the Detroit Tigers, the world takes notice (quote appears in the middle of the last mega-paragraph)	(21)
		Canada.com gives more props to Fark for another great headline (fourth item on page)	(6)
(Totally Farked)		Recent best headlines at Fark, "best" being a subjective term	(7)

		"A story on the picture then appeared on a blog for a Palm Beach, Florida newspaper, and in turn it got picked up by the huge viral story site Fark.com"	(13)
(sportsline.com)		Sports columnist acknowledges the power of Fark over the Mets, gives the team suggestions for regaining their street cred	(1)
		Fark's "Rick Roll the Mets" hits ABC, "There were over five million votes for the song."	(11)
(markkaye.com)		Farker talks to Drew when he's sober - Drew that is, Farker was farkin' wasted	(8)
		Farkers referred to as "cheeky Astley pranksters" for their part in the Mets Rickroll scheme. The Sun is there	(103)

		Fark.com proves you don't need to be in the media nerve center of the world to be a success. What you need to be is useful, cool, funny, or preferably, all three	(10)
		Fark.com makes the homeless man in a treehouse story its most viewed story, with sappy followup	(2)

Good news: Fark successfully Rickrolls the Mets, puts Astley song atop poll. Bad news: Mets let you down, run around, desert you, opt for in-stadium runoff instead

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(Great White North)		Fark (www.fark.com) tends to focus on funny or ironic news stories, but also frequently references trends and memes. ORLY?	(16)
		Canada.com shows some love for a Fark headline (third item from the bottom)	(6)

(The Mac Weekly)

The Mac Weekly smiles upon Fark's academic musings: "As a forum responder at fark.com so eloquently put it, "There's only so many ways to say 'no copying sh*t,' though I bet none of 'em use that phrase""

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(Pique NewsMagazine)		Pique NewsMagazine explores the subject of Internet culture and memes, notes that Fark "tends to focus on funny or ironic news stories, but also frequently references trends and memes." IT'S A TRAP (fifth paragraph from the bottom)	(2)
(Philadelphia Magazine)		Philadelphia Magazine editor ranks the five most popular stories they've carried on their website. Number one is credited to Fark. Bonus: "...the resulting traffic swarm completely knocked out our server for a couple of hours"	(6)
(Tahoe World)		"Users of the Web site fark.com — which sent more than 30,000 users to sierrasun.com in just more than 36 hours — started an online discussion, some who expressed empathy for Hunt"	(12)

The latest in-depth interview with Drew, where he reveals that "The Wisdom of Crowds" is horseshiat, which local restaurants are full of douchebags, and Gayle King could kill him with her bare hands if she wanted. Among other things

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(The Express)

Article writer confesses that he's "addicted to the newsgathering site FARK." Welcome to the club, pal

(13)

(opinion250.com)		Canadian website knows when to give a shoutout to Fark.com, eh? (the mention appears at the end of the article)	(3)
		Fark.com mentioned in an article that describes the rise of viral media as "the most dramatic revolution in media since the printing press." (sixth paragraph from the bottom)	(10)
		Bloggers wield increasing power in the marketplace as companies rush into online advertising, which is forecast to overtake all other avenues of marketing communication by 2011. You'd better believe FARK is mentioned	(24)

(DBKP)

Drew Curtis sobers up long enough to talk Fark past, present, and future

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(South Coast Today)		Fark photoshop contest entry ends up in Red Sox clubhouse (third item down)	(5)
(Washington Times)		Washington Times acknowledges Fark. Bonus: Correctly indentifies site as a "news aggregator"	(13)

(The Free Times)

"FARC is pronounced like FARK, the irreverent news aggregator website I’m hoping will link to this article." Okay, but submitter is giving you a Dumbass tag

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One of Fark's headlines was so funny it ended up on the Seattle Times' weekly joke roundup

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(South African Reader's Digest)		Fark got digested	(7)
(The Washington Times)		The Washington Times gives a nod to Fark.com for using one of their political articles	(4)

(Drew)

Drew interviews Battlestar Galactica's Ron Moore

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