"Five years ago publicity stopped being an appearance on TV and started being a marketing scenario".
By Emile C. Schnurmacher The New Yorker, May 29 , 1926 P. 48Publicity and hats.
By E. A. Tosbell The New Yorker, September 3 , 1927 P. 28Publicity prior to an Atlantic City Beauty Pageant.
Last year publicity material for an ITV1 documentary claimed it showed the moment Alzheimer's sufferer Malcolm Pointon died.
A familiar cycle has played out in Washington since the 1990s: Publicity over illnesses or deaths from compounding drugs prompts outrage.
However, during the 1990s, publicity surrounding an outbreak of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (commonly known as mad cow disease) adversely affected cattle farming.
But when Jonathan Warburton decided to splash out on a Christmas publicity drive for the family baking business, it was to Los Angeles – and the Disney headquarters – that he went.
He borrowed the title of the piece, "Crush Collision," from an 1896 publicity stunt, when a crowd of 30,000 flocked to the temporary city of Crush, Tex., to watch two locomotives collide.
(Burke) Jasmin Vardimon Co. (Thursday through April 21) Publicity materials for Ms. Vardimon's "Freedom" issue a warning: the production contains volatile contents, including "tube jungles, Led Zeppelin, rinse cycles, balloons," and "a swan with an altitude problem".
The first stud book was published in 1963, and in 1981 publicity resulted in increased interest in the breed.
