"What if Google had to design their user interface for Google?

World Bank employees produce this magazine to satirize global investment and development.

This satire of Patricia Dickerson's discussion of Obama's racial identity is funny, but I'm not sure I entirely agree with the point it makes.

Boiling down Web 2.0 to its most salient components, this has to be the ultimate Web 2.0 site. I'd invite all my friends, but it doesn't offer that feature.

McKembrew McLeod satirized the corporate university by claiming McDonald's sponsored his class at the University of Iowa.

A wiki chock full of truthiness. I'm not sure why we need this when there's Uncyclopedia, but maybe those "Colbert Report' fans aren't as Web-literate as I might hope.

Although I owned SubGenius books and whatnot as a lad, I'd never seen any of their video until I ran across these on Google Video.

An Onion story related to wikis that's actually pretty clever.

This is totally cheap and obvious, but I'm posting it for completeness' sake.

DeLay's legal fund features a clip of Colbert's interview with Robert Greenwald on its site. Can they really be this dumb?

Great post suggesting that Colbert's White House press corp performance was playing to the Internet audience. "In other words, what anyone fails to get who said Colbert bombed because he didn't win over the room is: the room no longer matters."

Crooks and Liars entry with video of Stephen Colbert's address to the president and press. It's hard to imagine anyone taking "re-arranging the deck chairs on the Hindenberg" in stride.

Gotta hurry... I'm sure this link will rot as soon as NBC knows of it's existence. SNL's "TV Funhouse" segment exposes the lesser known parts of Disney history. Look out for "Jungle Book 3.0: Jungle Blog."

We're talking about war coverage in my TV class this week, and I might pass along this classic cartoon satrizing Laura Bush's literacy intiatives.

Nice photoshop satire of Howard Kaloogian's photographic truthiness.

lo-budget satire of the vaguely evil yasns