When the media realizes the potential that librarians have for improving the community, libraries will get the publicity to effect these improvements.
"In national cases, pretrial publicity effects may not be remedied in any imaginable way," said Steven D. Penrod, a professor of psychology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, "because there are not venues in which there is no prejudice".
Despite all the publicity, the practical effect of the new market will initially be limited for United States investors, who will not be able to trade European companies on Nasdaq.
Lead singer Gary Lightbody was initially uncertain about licensing a song for the soundtrack, but has since admitted that the publicity had a positive effect.
In testimony to the jury, Gregory Blatt Gregory Blatt, the former general counsel of Martha Stewart Living, testified that he encouraged Stewart's personal lawyers to issue a denial because of the effect of the publicity on the company's business.
And there was what many call the Katie Couric effect -- the publicity Ms. Couric received in 2000 with her televised colonoscopy.
But this is one case where the publicity works counter to the effect of the work.
A side effect of the publicity given the Wiseguys' success is that Mr. Hirshberg receives dozens of unsolicited demos from unknown bands.
The publicity has had a chilling effect on McFarland's Family First boot camp.
Paradoxically, an unintentional effect of the publicity associated with mass campaigns (British Medical Journal, 2006) may be to reinforce the very assumptions they intend to challenge.
To put things in another way, the less the effect of publicity is contingent, the more we can doubt about its validity as a test of justice.
