LMW in the media: Difference between revisions

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This page lists notable pages where the Lost Media Wiki itself has been mentioned or interacted with.

The Internet's Obsessive Hunt for a Bootleg SpongeBob Movie That May Have Never Existed

You Can’t Trust the Internet to Continue Existing.
7 can’t-miss pieces of pop culture to catch up on this weekend.
Internet meme database website KnowYourMeme erroneously mentions the Lost Media Wiki as "one of the earliest references" to the infamous bragging statement "My uncle works at Nintendo", referring to a "2002" post. The website/community wouldn't exist until more than ten years later.

Lost Media: les chercheurs de trésors du web (original French version); Article on lost media seekers, for which dycaite was interviewed.
- Lost media: the Internet's treasure hunters; English translation of the preceeding article for the LMW.

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 *[http://tech.co/cant-trust-internet-continue-existing-2016-08 You Can’t Trust the Internet to Continue Existing.]
 *[https://www.vox.com/culture/2017/9/15/16296720/marvel-runaways-top-of-the-lake-china-girl-review-mother-zola-jesus 7 can’t-miss pieces of pop culture to catch up on this weekend.]
-*[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/my-uncle-works-at-nintendo Internet meme database website KnowYourMeme erroneously mentions the Lost Media Wiki] as "one of the earliest references" to the infamous joke bragging statement "My uncle works at Nintendo", referring to a "2002" post. The website/community wouldn't exist until more than ten years later.
+*[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/my-uncle-works-at-nintendo Internet meme database website KnowYourMeme erroneously mentions the Lost Media Wiki] as "one of the earliest references" to the infamous bragging statement ''"My uncle works at Nintendo"'', referring to a "2002" post. The website/community wouldn't exist until more than ten years later.
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