Tells about some of his outlandish schemes to promote publicity for the various prizefighters he has handles, including Willard, Tunney, and Carpentier.
The second provision, which requires the price schedules on sales to both wholesalers and retailers to include 'the net bottle and case price paid by the seller,' tends to promote publicity of the seller's profit margins.
He was realistic in recognising that the chance of his bill becoming law was slight but it would, he thought, put disability issues on the agenda and promote publicity for disabled people at a time when they where out of sight and hardly mentioned in the press.
"Sometimes they want someone really sweet and normal; other times, they want someone who will cause a stir to promote publicity". .
Some students found reflections helpful in improving operations, enhancing personal growth and team bonding, and promoting publicity.
Largely self-educated, List advocated reforms in Germany's civil service and promoted increased publicity of judicial procedures actions that prompted his exile in 1825.
The idea that Davenport Reid authored the film was, of course, widely promoted in the publicity materials produced by the film's distributor, Film Box Office FBOO).
Naturally, without an established publisher and with a devoted fan base online, the book will not be promoted through traditional publicity.
In later interviews, Mr. Stewart said he had made his frustrations public only reluctantly and on behalf of a hard-working cast in a show that he said was not being adequately promoted, even as publicity campaigns for other shows were being stepped up with the approach of Tony nominations next month.
The contest was heavily promoted, featuring a publicity tour to Canada and Hawaii, as well as the introduction of UFC Primetime, a preview show that cost $1.7 million to produce.
