spoof campaign

Ira Gershwin was much better at spoof campaign songs than the real thing.

Forty-four brands were hijacked by these spoofing campaigns that month, the group said.

A spoof campaign was launched to pre-empt Chevron's greenwashing.

Artur Štern, after leading a spoof campaign, announced that he was in fact performing a hidden camera experiment.

Later, there was frenzied activity in the creation of a spoof campaign for Tunnel Vision, a 'new' TV channel.

In 1992, at age 25 (ten years younger than the constitutional minimum age for election), he launched a spoof campaign for President of the United States.

In 2008, Bendib ran a spoof campaign for President of the United States, claiming to be the first Muslim-American candidate.

The NME in response to the telephone poll ran a spoof campaign, Just Say Gnome, in an effort to have "The Laughing Gnome" included in the set-lists.

Comedian and South Carolina native Stephen Colbert meanwhile announced that he might launch a spoof campaign for president after one poll showed him ahead of Jon Huntsman, the Mandarin-speaking former Utah governor.

More recent send ups have included a "Theatrical Arrest" prompted by remarks made by the former Home Secretary David Blunkett and a spoof campaign call to some young children after the Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg decided send a recorded message to voters in marginal constituencies.