In addition to the vans, the agency behind the campaign to publicize "Back to You," A.D.D. Marketing and Advertising in Los Angeles, will put up a Web site that creates humorous images of users as news anchors, seated at a desk between Ms. Heaton and Mr. Grammer.
He launched the company, his fourth startup, in July 1997 with well-publicized backing from Netscape founder Marc Andreesen.
Trump may eventually have another highly publicized smiling and back slapping photo-op or two at his Trump Tower suites with a few hand-picked black ministers and personalities.
The film captures the shock, disappointment, and fury felt by many Angelenos, particularly those in the African-American community, following the outcomes of two back-to-back, highly publicized trials.
But after Mr. Downey's much publicized drug problems, bringing him back this season was never a possibility.
The push to save families in many states and cities has often been set back by highly publicized deaths of neglected children.
Mr. Varnadore fought back, publicizing questionable safety practices at Oak Ridge, a federal nuclear research center that had helped develop the atomic bomb, and his own treatment, which he characterized as retaliation for his outspokenness.
Amnesty International has backed off its highly publicized demands that United States and Guatemalan authorities investigate allegations that Guatemalan death squads had threatened and attacked one of its researchers in her hometown of Forks, Wash.
If there's no big publicized leak, then they'll go back and check again periodically.
Some homeowners believe the balance may have been tipped in July 2001, when a certain heavily publicized publicist -- Elizabeth S. Grubman -- backed a Mercedes S.U.V. into a crowd of clubgoers at the Conscience Point Inn, a nightclub down the road from Jet East that she represented at the time.
"But my question is, if it wasn't publicized, would she have given the money back?
