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Musk spoke passionately about this aim going so far as to admonish broad media coverage of Autopilot-related accidents, while the ongoing and persistent issue of human-fault car deaths receives far less attention from press.

NGOs and activists ensured broad media coverage of the event, raising the visibility of AIDS and the role of civil society in the fight against AIDS, as well as through targeted advocacy campaigns aimed at important decision-makers in government.

Key strategies of this programme include producing high quality advocacy documents and broad media coverage of child policy, including development and maintenance of the UNICEF Tajikistan website as a knowledge centre on children and research-based development and impact evaluation of IEC materials.

The reduction of physical restraints has become an important issue for clinical practice in Germany in the last ten years, induced by broad media coverage on this topic.

But Roger Pielke Jr. of the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research in Boulder, Colorado, who has performed studies of broader media coverage of climate change, was critical of the report, noting its reliance on one author.

Public initiatives against "monster masts" have already been founded and have received broad media coverage.

The broad media coverage that accompanied the controversy until its conclusion in 1972 was a testament both to the significance of the Derby to Americans and to the pervading environment.

Broad media coverage attracted enormous public attention, with reports about land subsidence and ground uplifts causing severe damage to buildings.

"I've never seen such broad Chinese media coverage of air pollution," said Jeremy Goldkorn, a business consultant in Beijing who tracks the Chinese news media.

It revealed that this portrayal is in line with broader domestic media coverage of LMIC health, with its narrow medical, geographic and ethical foci, and emphases on Australian participants and commentators as the principal actors through whom the medical tourism phenomenon is understood.

News organisations that have campaigned on the issue, including the Guardian and the London Evening Standard, as well as broader media coverage, has also caught the attention of the public and politicians, she said.