Clearly, the recent spotlight on conditions at Foxconn has performed a similar service for the electronics industry.
Mr McGuiness said: "I think there is now a very strong spotlight on the DUP.
While Crawley has a proportionately much smaller Muslim population than others on the list, the West Sussex town was in the spotlight last year as the home of the first British jihadi suicide bomber of the Syrian civil war, and of three men jailed in 2007 for a bomb plot investigated by police under Operation Crevice.
By the time I'd reached my spotlight it had virtually stopped.
The 18th century was a golden age; industrialisation in the 19th century brought it to the working classes, and ruined it for the chic and rich; in the late 20th century, wallpaper was passé, but for the past decade it has been back in the fashion spotlight, thanks to the extraordinary creativity of designers such as these.
Immigration has fuelled political and public debate, as opposing views on unrestricted migration within Europe put Britain's future in the EU under the spotlight, so why not explore this subject by looking at the news?
The business leaders who have joined the B Team have committed to practise what they preach in their own businesses and will therefore come under an unprecedented spotlight.
But universities have found themselves in an unaccustomed spotlight over the last few months as student campaigners have called on them to withdraw their investments from companies involved in the extraction of fossil fuels.
Other new documentaries announced by BBC2 on Monday include This is Tottenham, that will feature the constituency's MP David Lammy shining a spotlight on the area, 30 years after the Broadwater Riots, and a biography by Dan Gordon about George Best, 10 years after the footballer's death.
Now the group is widely credited with bringing activism surrounding the case into the national spotlight.
Detrow asked Wurzelbacher why he was biting McCain's hand, after it was McCain who shone the national spotlight on him by repeated references in a presidential candidates' debate.
