In the Media
What They’ve Said About SatireWire
“Hilarious.” — USA Today
“Pure lunacy.” –” Fast Company
“Make(s) merciless merriment of ‘new economy’ pundits.” – The Los Angeles Times
“Funny, though quite unfair to Argentina.” (no, really) – The New York Times
“Hilarious…biting…not to be missed.” – Wired
“SatireWire.com does for tech news what The Daily Show on TV does for televised news magazines.” — Calgary Herald
“Not much is funnier than SatireWire … It can make Greenspan funny.” – BusinessWeek
“Hysterically funny … a delightful mix of zany news” – The Irish News
“Some of the more sophisticated invective about the new economy.” – Chicago Tribune
“Best of the Net … Topical, ironic, and just plain funny.” – Inc. magazine
“Hilarious … Comic relief for the “irrational depression” currently sweeping through Internet businesses.” – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
“If you or someone close to you is technologically challenged, you could change your life, or theirs, by checking out SatireWire.” – Kansas City Star
“The best humor I’ve seen about the hi-tech crisis.” – The Jerusalem Post
“The technology industry tends to take itself too seriously … and that’s precisely why it so badly needs Web sites such as SatireWire.” – Houston Chronicle
“Will have even the most hardened dotcom CEO rolling in the aisles.” – eCompany
“Hard-hitting, up-to-the-minute online magazine covering the ever-changing world of e-business. This news site asks the hard questions, such as, “Americans: will they come off it?” – The Independent (London)
“Just enough credibility to make you question your gullibility.” – Earth Times
“Got a few minutes to kill? Then don’t go here, because the chances are good that your minutes will run to hours.” – Netsurfer Digest
“One of the best sites on the Internet … very, very cool.” – KRLD – Dallas
- Webby Award Finalist, 2001 and 2002
- Yahoo Pick of the Year
- “Best Satirical Publication” – About.com 2001 Dot-Comedy Awards
- BBC Radio Pick of the Week
- MSN.com Best of the Web
“Comic genius … biting, dead-on satire about politics and the new economy.” – About.com
“Great business comedy.” – The Telegraph (UK)
“Rather intelligently amusing.” WGN (Chicago)
“(SatireWire) pokes fun at everything from the pope to peace talks in the Middle East. Is nothing taboo anymore?” — Newsweek
