success, Slate.com reviewer Jack Shafer noted that it received "scant attention" from the mainstream press, noting that the Tucson Citizen was the largest American newspaper to review it. Shafer suggested that perhaps the book was overlooked because it appeared to fall in the "humor" category, and because "It suffers from more than 100 pages of padding, and it’s derivative of material available on Fark.com". However, the book was more widely recognized in broadcasting, with profiles in NPR, for instance, and on G4TV. References External links First chapter of the book (sample) 2007 non-fiction books American non-fiction books Books about the media Books about journalism Books about media bias Satirical books Gotham Books books