Indeed, some outlets have published stories about the data involved in individual de-listing requests, especially where it involves their own content, thereby undermining the ruling by re-publicizing content that private individuals might have been seeking to obscure.
The crime charged engenders such emotion and anger that this is probably the wrong case to make the point, but shouldn't we re-examine the practice of publicizing criminal charges and the so-called "perp walk"?
A Model for Others To the Sports Editor: Re "Panic Attack Leads to Hospital on Way to Golfer's First Victory," Nov. 13: Thank you for publicizing Charlie Beljan's terrible distress so widely, and thank him for being so open about it.
Who was responsible for publicizing these stories?
What about publicizing individual executives' pay?
Publicizing their shame is the breaking point.
Publicizing health problems through a range of media channels.
Then-President Barack Obama campaigned for him in his 2010 re-election bid, which Perriello publicized in a campaign ad.
As those new formats drove interest in older films and both French and American distributors wanted a platform to publicize their plans to re-release classics, the festival under Thierry Frémaux rapidly expanded its Cannes Classics section.
Rosen's comment that "the headline is incorrect" referred to news aggregator Techmeme's manually re-written headline "Facebook disbands its widely publicized "War Room", says it wasn't a permanent solution, touts Strategic Response Team as its way to handle future crises", not Bloomberg's headline "Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Is Tainted by Crisis After Crisis".
Broaddrick's tale ― which NBC's "Dateline" first publicized in 1999 and BuzzFeed re-examined in August of this year ― begins in 1978, in Little Rock, Arkansas, when Bill Clinton was the state's attorney general and running for governor.
