Last April, in a widely publicized assault, Edgar Rivera was pushed in front of an approaching subway train by a stranger with a history of mental illness.
He took his ox team and wagon across the nation to publicize his cause, parking his rig in front of the White House where he met President Theodore Roosevelt.
ISIS's media arm has publicized a spree of sadistic cruelties: Western hostages beheaded in front of video cameras; captured Syrian and Iraqi soldiers, especially Shiites, shot to death by the score, drowned in specially constructed cages, or burned alive.
Companies fear that publicizing a hacker attack will dangle a red flag in front of yet other hackers, lead to a loss of credibility with customers and -- especially in the case of Internet companies -- scare off investors.
Indians criticizing my stance called me anti-national for bringing up and publicizing shortcomings in the field of women's safety in front of the world and therefore choosing to vindicate my nation.
Salesforce.com staged a faux riot in front of San Francisco's Moscone Center last month to publicize its "End of Software" marketing campaign.
"I think I've got 20,000 years of jail time in front of me," Kalanick half-joked when Schonfeld asked him about Uber's highly publicized legal challenges (which actually made them change their name from UberCab).
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 28 — About 300 people were arrested Thursday evening for blocking the street in front of two hotels near Los Angeles International Airport in a highly choreographed event intended to publicize unionization efforts at 13 airport-area hotels.
The New China News Agency said the men had sneaked into Tibet from Nepal and that one, a former monk, planned to burn himself in front of Lhasa's main temple while the other videotaped the act to publicize their cause abroad.
Then there was the highly publicized departure of Jasmine Guy, the former sitcom star, who left after seeming to lose her character and her concentration in front of a preview audience.
