In another, municipal authorities hired health promoters; a song promoted oral rehydration, and house-to-house interpersonal discussions promoted chlorination.
Boxing promoters, a species not known for munificence, seemed to have squandered an opportunity for a historic payday.
No reason was given for the decision, but splitting the event in two will give its promoters a way to grow without adding to the already huge crowds.
On Wall Street, strange financial products sometimes exist not because they are good for investors or companies, but because they offer their promoters a way to profit.
And since half of India's shares are held by promoters, a foreign fund cannot take a worthwhile position without managers' acquiescence.
It is, perhaps, too easy to dismiss Saturday's fight as unimportant because Sky and Khan's promoters, a loose co-op of family, friends, Ricky Hatton's company and long-distance alliances with Schaefer's people in Los Angeles, failed to agree terms.
At Epic he supported the use of independent promoters, a system of middlemen between labels and radio stations that was investigated by the federal authorities in the 1980s for payola and links to organized crime.
To screen and characterize colonies containing stationary-phase/stress promoters a bioinformatic approach was developed.
The new ad-platform, which also launches today, is designed to give concert promoters a way to create feature-rich ads without much effort or technical know-how.
It offers promoters a free website toolkit where they can create a Ticketfly Events page, integrated Concert site and Facebook Event in one fell swoop.
When recombinant proteins are over-expressed under strong promoters, a major chunk of the flux of the precursors are diverted towards heterologous gene expression (Chou 2007).
