Sentence examples for technological publicity from inspiring English sources

In 1964 Hewlett-Packard instrumentation gained international recognition in a technological publicity stunt.

The movie is a technological and publicity triumph, and a calamity in every other way.

Elaine Cloyd, the president of Crime Stoppers U.S.A., a national organization of local tip programs, said that not all of the 323 programs in the country had reported an increase in calls, and that some, like those in Lafayette, La., and Broward County, Fla., attributed most of their spike to increased publicity or technological improvements like accepting tips by text message.

It is a world where players seeking a technological edge flirt with companies seeking publicity and an increased market share in an industry with revenue of $2 billion a year for clubs and golf balls alone.

But technological change some banks are trying to tailor Internet banking to small businesses and the publicity given to this report may be enough to make a structural solution unnecessary.Certainly, publicity and trenchant criticisms by the Cruickshank team have already forced some reform in parts of the payments system.

Ah, publicity.

Adverse publicity?

Technological breakthrough?

Publicity gained.

Technological accessories?

Technological convergence?