For Blumenthal, the result from last night's annual ceremony in the Guildhall, London delivers publicity of a much better kind than the outbreak of a vomiting virus which earlier this year caused him to close the two Michelin-starred Knightsbridge eatery after 24 diners and 21 members of staff were taken ill.
In an open letter to cybernats, whom he described as "useful idiots" – the phrase deployed by Lenin to describe propagandists for a cause they did not understand - Mr Sillars said that online smears and insults had delivered a publicity coup for supporters of the status quo.
The High Court trials hold the potential to reveal more details of wrongdoing by NOTW and deliver further damaging publicity about the invasiveness of hacking and the distress of victims.
David Beckham delivered the perfect publicity coup for the Manchester United green-and-gold campaign last night, leaving the Old Trafford pitch with one of the campaign's scarves draped around his neck after United had smashed Milan 4-0 to storm into the Champions League quarter-finals.
But so far, these lawsuits seem designed more to harass and distract the drugs industry with bad publicity than to deliver a knock-out punch though that may change.
But they milked the "controversy" for every ounce of bad publicity they could deliver - and did their best to paint the former community organizer Barack Obama with the same brush.
My last gig was a publicity stunt for a publicity stunt: I was told to deliver a song-and-dance greeting to the Anheuser-Busch Clydesdales on their visit to Austin, Tex.
LifeSpring outreach workers hold monthly health camps in the hospital catchment area to raise publicity and explain why women should deliver in a hospital [ 22].
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But for the most part, in those days before his Senate voting bloc fell apart and all but one of the senators he had bankrolled went their own way, he engaged in last minute, high drama, chaotic negotiations, which maximised his publicity but mostly delivered "concessions" that were bad public policy or contradictory to the message he had given voters.
