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27:, perpetrated by staged speeches, activities, or press releases, designed to trick legitimate journalists into publishing erroneous or misleading articles. The term may also refer to such stories if planted by fake journalists, as well as the false story thereby published. A media prank is a form of 287:
that the journalists involved were "duped by real life trolls" and "all it would’ve taken was 30 seconds to stop and actually do their jobs to avoid the whole news-cycle". One of the actors explained that the stunt was spontaneous, and that "I was hoping at least one guy there would get it and they
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During the late 1980s members of activist group Grevillea hoaxed Australian journalists by creating a fake organisation called LILAC WA (Ladies In Line Against Communist Western Australia). The name was slightly altered from that of an existing far-right association. They held a series of events in
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In December 2009, an Argentina news station fell victim to a media prank. Acting on a Facebook link, an investigative reporter believed that the latest trend in underage drinking was tied to a new cocktail mix called Grog XD. Unbeknown to the reporter, the recipe was from the video game
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The following month, Musk called their October media stunt "one of the best trolls ever" and continued the joke by apologizing for "firing these geniuses", facetiously saying it was "truly one of biggest mistakes" and offered them their jobs back. The
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is one of the most prolific creators of media pranks in the United States, often using actors to stage outlandish public events that are then covered by news media as real stories. Among his many pranks, he convinced
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is (according to Time Magazine) "better known for media pranks than records". The band, as an excuse for cancelling an upcoming tour, issued a press release claiming that a teenager who had committed a multiple
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of playing 1980s music despite claiming it only played "the best of the 60s and 70s" then, after the radio station changed its format, issued more press releases announcing that it had all been a prank.
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Although media pranks may serve as legitimate criticism of the press, and artistic creations in their own right, they are often criticized not only for the disruption they cause but as simple
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was rebranding itself as "Voltswagen" to focus on the development of electric vehicles. Despite the company's release of an official statement declaring the name change was an early
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multiple major media outlets with a spontaneous and intentionally transparent hoax that was revealed the same day. As reporters congregated outside Twitter headquarters on the day
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have impersonated famous celebrities, politicians, and business officials at appearances, interviews, websites, and other media to make political points.
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for dogs". In a 1987 interview, Skaggs said, "I started doing hoaxes to point out the inadequacies and dangers of an irresponsible press".
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ran stories about "EcoWarrior Barbie" with comments from impersonators of Mattel representatives before retracting them later.
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During his first years at the Ecole, Sartre was the fearsome instigator of all the revues, all the jokes, all the scandals.
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to report that cockroach hormones had been identified as a cure for arthritis, acne, and radiation poisoning, and tricked
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Accessory Pack" that contained Molotov cocktails and zip-tie handcuffs, "should have raised editorial eyebrows".
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that take advantage of the very failures of mass media that they ostensibly oppose. Skaggs has criticized the
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called the hoax "perfectly-timed" and "one of the greatest pranks on the internet". Blake Shuster wrote in
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announced the event on May 25 and thousands showed up, unaware that they were witnessing a stunt with a
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organized with his comrades Nizan, Larroutis, Baillou and Herland, a media prank following
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said one of the fake commercials released to the press, featuring the hoax doll's "
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in New York City to create a news segment (which was nominated for and won an
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reported the comic duo's fictional rehiring as an actual news story, as did
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took control of the company, the instigator, playing the fictional role of
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Beginning in 1999 with the fake campaign-oriented website gwbush.com, the
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did so after arguing with his parents over the meaning of its song, "
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dolls would manufactured without plastic products by 2030.
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In March 2021, several major media outlets reported that
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Index

media event
culture jamming
performance art
practical joke
mass media
Jean-Paul Sartre
École Normale Superieure
Charles Lindbergh
Le Petit Parisien
look-alike
Gustave Lanson
Abbie Hoffman
Allen Ginsberg
Norman Mailer
Armies of the Night
Vietnam War
levitate
Pentagon
Joey Skaggs
United Press International
WABC-TV
Emmy Award
cathouse
Perth
Alan Bond
Negativland
axe murder
Christianity Is Stupid
Seattle
KJR-FM

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