The case began in June 2011 when Mr. Hynes, at a highly publicized news conference, announced the indictments of Mr. Dula and three co-defendants — Damien Crooks and two brothers, Jamali and Jawara Brockett — on charges of rape, sex trafficking and compelling prostitution over the course of a decade.
Besides publicizing bad news on companies whose stocks they sold short, the conspirators threatened other companies that they would make negative information public if the companies did not give them free stock, the indictment says.
Re "Devoted to Playing the Small Classics Chamber Music Groups Aboundd, Passionate and Little Publicized" (news article, Aug. 1): As a founding member 20 years ago of Prevailing Winds, an amateur woodwind quintet, I would like to speak to the pleasures of making chamber music.
Much of the information included in the report has already been publicized in news accounts.
The man, Thomas Boker of Jerome Street, was arrested after images and video from surveillance cameras were publicized in news reports, the police said.
She disputed the government's charges that she had helped Mr. Rahman issue a call to arms from his cell when she publicized a news release with his comments.
The book is reminiscent of the much publicized 1994 news story about Susan V. Smith, who made the phony assertion that her two sons, whom she murdered, had been abducted by a black carjacker.
The round actually closed in December, says Schouwenburg, but the company didn't publicize that news until recently.
While publicizing achievements, new product developments, media coverage and good news is a must.
As the studio's representative, ostensibly responsible for publicizing only flattering news (and quashing the questionable), I had tried (and failed) to stop my director and producer, in a tipsy state in Hong Kong, from throwing water over our hotel balcony at passersby below.
