For his part, Bambaataa's attorney released a statement to Rolling Stone, insisting the allegations represent a "reckless disregard for the truth" and are being made by "a lesser-known person seeking publicity".
Very early in his life as a prodigy, Welles seems to have fallen into the trap that has caught so many lesser men — believing his own publicity, believing that he really was the whole creative works, producer-director-writer-actor.
Still, the startup tech world has no patience for the time it takes to build strong brands, which is what advertising — and publicity, to a lesser extent — has always done.
Media (especially TV) can support the protection of crucial, but lesser-known natural habitats, by creating publicity (and thus a brand and demand) for these areas.
Perhaps some of the lesser-known communities will benefit from the publicity".
But contrary to J. S. Mill, it is a lesser-evil argument in favor of secrecy rather than publicity.[36] Such developments may be dismissed as being of merely historical interest.
The other and probably lesser contributor to the zeitgeist reversal that week was the advance publicity for Bob Woodward's "State of Denial", published on October 2nd.
A mutually beneficial relationship has since developed: the Institute gives Willgoose generous access and royalty rates; in return, P.S.B. serves as an ad-hoc publicity engine for some of the archive's lesser-known holdings.
He undermined his own publicity campaigns, and used his commercial clout to support lesser-known bands; he was planning to start his own label, Exploitation Records, and distribute the records himself while he was on tour.
Instead the bigotry of certain French seculars was made the far lesser crime by the violence of extremists who could have feasibly won a publicity campaign, if not a civil suit of religious defamation, against the Hebdo editors.
