Pranks

• Kodak offered LIVEPrint, a chance to print your own kittens. They also promised forthcoming LIVEPrint home and large format options.
(St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
• Ever since Marcel Duchamp hung a toilet bowl in a museum gallery, the overlap between artists and pranksters cannot be denied.
(Huffington Post)
• MILWAUKEE, Wis. – Even presidential candidates, it seems, can be taken by an April Fools' joke. Today in Milwaukee Mitt Romney fell prey to a good one by his staffers, who captured the moment on camera with help from Sen. Ron John and Rep.
(MSNBC Firstread)
• For Google, April Fools Day is the annual launch day for a slew of gag products and hoax services you'll likely never see in real life.
(searchenginewatch.com)
• No joke: Researchers say we are moving away from personal, real-world pranks and into a world of media-driven jokes and Internet tomfoolery.
(msnbc.com)
• PEORIA, Ill. -- Once a year, pulling light-hearted pranks on others is considered traditional. This April Fools Day, we found out what it takes to be named a master prankster or survivor.
(msnbc.com)
• Each April 1, websites attempt to fool us all with the latest-and-greatest product that in the end turns out to simply be a joke. But it doesnt stop us from hoping that someday these breakthroughs become more than just a one-day wonder.
(Time)
• Looks like the pranks on Twitter are getting only too obvious.
(Times of India)
• MILWAUKEE -- Mitt Romney may be the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination, but his staff turned him into an April Fool on Sunday, the candidate told supporters during a campaign event.
(Pocono Record)
• For the eager prankster, nothing beats the centuries-old tradition of April Fools Day.
(National Geographic)