Ladgrove, so far, has made little provision for the increased attention he'll receive, and so the publicity – the implication that his show is significant – may leave him exposed.
All but neglected in the rush of publicity are the implications, good and bad, of a game that allows the player to act, in effect, like God fashioning people out of nothing, imbuing them with specific characteristics, providing situations and decisions that have consequences large and small.
What Nelson is attempting can have serious publicity and security implications for the Canadian government, both at home and internationally.
In "Doctors Who Love Publicity" (July 2), there is the implication that doctors who seek publicity are not excellent physicians.
But the Youngs' plan to host a webcast of their 24-hour "Bed In" from the roof of their church flirts with sensational implications for the advantage of publicity, while not actually dealing with the hard issues.
Beyond the issue of pretrial publicity, Colbert sees a problem with any implication that largely black Baltimore won't be able to produce an unbiased jury pool.
What are the implications for this sort of international publicity?
Whatever the privacy implications, the report was a burst of bad publicity for Apple on a day when it again reported stellar earnings results.
At the vortex of the controversy is an intensely private, soft-spoken scientist who, by all accounts, including his own, has thought carefully about the ethical implications of his research, as well as the inevitable publicity.
Second,what are its implications for moral and political philosophy in general and for actual publicity in particular?
