Publicity
Pub`lic´i`ty
PUBLICITY. The doing of a thing in the view of all persons who choose to be
present.
2. The law requires that courts should be open to the public, there can
therefore be no secret tribunal, except the grand jury (q.v.) and all
judgments are required to be given in public.
3. Publicity must be given to the acts of the legislature before they
can be in force, but in general their being recorded in a certain public
office is evidence of their publicity. Vide Promulgation; Publication.
PR,
acclaim,
account,
acquaintance,
advertising,
announcement,
ballyhoo,
blue book,
blurb,
briefing,
bright light,
broadcasting,
buildup,
bulletin,
celebrity,
character,
commercial,
common knowledge,
communication,
communique,
cry,
currency,
data,
datum,
daylight,
directory,
dispatch,
eclat,
enlightenment,
evidence,
exposure,
facts,
factual information,
fame,
familiarization,
famousness,
figure,
gen,
general information,
glare,
glory,
guidebook,
handout,
hard information,
hard sell,
hoopla,
hue and cry,
incidental information,
info,
information,
instruction,
intelligence,
knowledge,
kudos,
light,
limelight,
maximum dissemination,
mention,
message,
name,
notice,
notification,
notoriety,
notoriousness,
plug,
popularity,
presentation,
press notice,
press-agentry,
promotion,
promotional material,
promulgation,
proof,
propaganda,
public eye,
public knowledge,
public relations,
public report,
publication,
publicity story,
publicness,
puff,
puffery,
reclame,
recognition,
release,
renown,
report,
reputation,
repute,
sidelight,
spotlight,
statement,
the bubble reputation,
the dope,
the goods,
the know,
the scoop,
transmission,
vogue,
white book,
white paper,
word,
write-up
publicity - a message issued in behalf of some product or cause or idea or person or institution