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It's Not News, It's FARK
''It's Not News, It's Fark: How Mass Media Tries to Pass Off Crap as News'' is the first book by
Fark.com founder Drew Curtis. It is a critical look at the Mass Media industry and the go-to stories used when there is a lack of hard news to report.
==Background==
Curtis' site Fark.com is one of the 100 largest English speaking sites receiving over 2,000 submissions a day and over 4 million unique visitors per month,〔(Interview w/ Drew Curtis )〕 often from the news sources themselves.〔(Fark.com: ) Lynn Cullen Show〕〔Takahashi, Dean. "(Takahashi: Three who had the right idea at the right time )." ''San Jose Mercury News.'' January 2, 2008. Retrieved on January 14, 2008.〕 It is generally seen as the destination for strange news stories.〔(Alexa.com rank for Fark ) 1,933〕〔(Smiley Pete: ) What the Fark?〕 In the introduction to his book, Curtis noted that running Fark caused him to notice specific patterns within the mass media.〔
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