@-mentions and mutual follows have become a new sort of fame replicator, so basically it's a symbiotic relationship; The celebrity gets the same publicity as the startup.
"I'm privileged to take part in a sport that is very egalitarian: we race on the same day as the men, on the same stage, for the same prize money and get the same publicity.
Other explanations may include differences between doctors in their perceptions of the importance of treatment risks or in the expected benefits of drug therapy [ 22], particularly given the conflicting publicity surrounding such issues as cardiovascular risk associated with NSAID use.
Given the intense publicity he attracted, it was hard to argue, as he did, that debate was habitually squelched.
That development will come as a relief to West Ham, given the negative publicity that their actions risked.
Had the procedure been managed ethically, given the spectacular publicity?
This finding is unexpected given the recent publicity with regard to a potential link between NSAID exposure and CVD mortality.
This is especially important given the publicity the media allocate to medical errors [ 23] as well as how the media play in modifying patients' health seeking behaviour [ 24, 25].
However, public knowledge levels on these issues seem likely to increase given the emergence of public campaigns on PCC and on genetic literacy, as well as the publicity campaigns by commercial (quasi- direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies.
The hashtag "#ISISMediaBlackout" began trending on Twitter as people urged others to avoid giving the group any publicity.
