WittyWorld has earned the respect of people and organizations well beyond its immediate readership. It has been widely quoted by a variety of organs, such as Amnesty International, Fox television, Index on Censorship, National Public Radio, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and many books. Its issues can be found in museums and presidential, national, local, and university libraries worldwide. Among the latter ones are Harvard, Cornell, Berkeley, Columbia, Temple, the German Bremen, the British Kent, and the Chinese Normal University in Shanghai. WittyWorld has published cartoons and/or reported from 110 countries and territories Clicking on the links will show samples of articles, news, or information pertaining to the field of cartooning in a particular country. Albania Algeria Argentina Armenia Australia Austria Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Belgium Bosnia Brazil Bulgaria Cambodia Canada Canary Islands Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Ecuador Egypt England Estonia Estonia Fearoe Islands Finland France Germany Ghana Great Britain Greece Honduras Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Italy Israel Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kuwait Latvia Lebanon Liberia Lithuania Luxembourg Libya Macedonia Malawi Malaysia Mexico Myanmar Moldova Mongolia Mozambique Namibia Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Norway Palestine Panama Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Quatar Romania Russia Samoa Saudi Arabia Senegal Serbia Singapore Slovakia Slovenia South Africa South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Syria Taiwan Tanzania Tatarstan Thailand Tonga Trinidad Turkey Ukraine United States Uruguay Uzbekistan Venezuela Virgin Islands Zambia Zimbabwe LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CONTENT OF INDIVIDUAL ISSUES OR TO PURCHASE COPIES OF WittyWorld International Cartoon Magazine	Random facts 4,657 published references to cartoonists and/or their work Readers in 103 countries First to publish information on international cartoon festivals Organized international meetings, conferences, and shows in nine countries Conducted the first worldwide survey of cartoonists and published the results Published popular, reference, and academic books on four continents Organized the largest and most diverse international cartoon festival to date with participants from 35 countries Researched and publicized human-rights violations against cartoonists Successfully fought for free information flow in totalitarian countries Exposed the perpetrators of blatant plagiarism Introduced fresh talents from around the world Built a bridge between cartoonists and related businesses Provided unique information to industry and academia Consulted for international corporations