"Mr Terry has consistently and resolutely maintained that his well-publicised remarks were made in the belief that he was being accused of racist abuse by Mr Ferdinand.
From Assange's well-publicised remarks to Guardian reporters that "if [informants] get killed, they've got it coming to them.
Acclaimed parodic coverage includes Jeremy Clarkson's much-publicised disparaging remarks aimed at Gordon Brown, the advertising deals of Team Great Britain's medal winners, the nationalisation of Northern Rock, Gordon Brown meeting the Pope and bankers' bonuses.
The same applies to his grand slam-winning team-mate Marler, only just back on the field following his well-publicised ban for the "Gypsy boy" remarks he aimed at Wales's Samson Lee during the Six Nations.
Styron and Mailer had a well-publicised quarrel, which began in the 1950s, over some remarks Styron allegedly made about Mailer's wife's indulgence in lesbianism.
Or not even that: their small but perfectly publicised installation in one room at the White Cube gallery is a collection of hangover rants, raw remarks delivered over a bacon butty in their local greasy spoon.
Yes, some are being prosecuted for bitter online remarks and servers confiscated, and some pro-Kremlin politicians call for censorship crudely disguised as "security measures", but apart from several isolated and widely publicised cases Runet seems to remain virtually free from state control.
Hence, the highly publicised Miliband visit to Ukraine.
And these are just the most outlandish and publicised incidents.
