The word “publicist” is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a professional in the public relations field who specializes in communicating with the public on behalf of a particular individual or organization. For example, the film studio hired a publicist to promote their latest movie across all media platforms.
In this Masterclass you will learn how to be your own publicist and make sure your work reaches an audience.
A statement from Cosby's publicist was not immediately available Saturday night.
A senior Yankees official said the organization had "100 percent support" for Cashman, and a team publicist has echoed those remarks.
"More than two years ago, I launched legal action in the federal court against Peter Slipper... for sexual harassment and breach of contract," Ashby said in a statement emailed from his publicist.
I'd met Farukh a few months earlier, when Michael's publicist, Leslie, gave me a tour of the reputation.com offices: two open-plan floors with soundproofed booths for the sensitive calls to celebrity clients.
Jaki Arthur, ex Hachette Australia publicist who now runs successful arts PR agency JAM PR, will guide you through this one-day workshop.
For the past few years Mr Horie, a brash self-publicist, has been exhibit A in the case for holding that view.
"Education is not just a political buzzword for him .No doubt quibbling about how much credit Mr Bush should take for Texas's better schools is like asking whether another great self-publicist, Rudy Giuliani, deserves all the credit for New York city's safer streets.
Even if Mr Nader does not look the force he seemed to be four years ago, even if he looks ever more the self-publicist and ever less the idealist, he can still do Mr Kerry harm.Begin with the opinion-poll evidence.
The former government minister and federal vice-chancellor, a master self-publicist who had recently fallen from political grace as a leading liberal, would have wanted it no other way: he adored the limelight.On June 5th, the 57-year-old Mr Möllemann, a former paratrooper, organised a parachute jump with friends, as he had done hundreds of times before.
Not what I see, but what I feel," he once explained.Unlike Brassaï, his worldly, Paris-based compatriot, Kertész was a poor self-publicist.
