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• n  the business of drawing public attention to goods and services
• v  make public
• v  call attention to

• The only people who reported it at the time were the Viet Cong, who passed out leaflets publicizing the slaughter.
• Masked men have menaced her on the road, and local papers labeled her a traitor for publicizing the elephants' plight.
• In particular, it credits Arab novelists and filmmakers for publicizing women's suffering and offering models of hope.

• advertising
• publicize
• publicise
• air
• bare
• advertise
• advertize

News & Articles

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• WikiLeaks' Assange says he had 'indirect' contact with Snowden
  LONDON, June 11 (UPI) -- WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said he's had contact with Edward Snowden, who took responsibility for publicizing a U.S. government surveillance program.
  June 11, 2013 - UPI
• Endorsement wars in St. Petersburg's District 4
  ST. PETERSBURG -- Qualifying for St. Petersburg City Council candidates officially began Tuesday, but candidates in District 4 already have been campaigning. Carolyn Fries and Darden Rice recently begam publicizing endorsements they received, and fellow candidate David McKalip is planning a news conference for Wednesday.
  June 11, 2013 - St. Petersburg Times Blogs
• Salisbury Police Make Seven Shoplifting Arrests
  SALISBURY, Md. - A local police force is working to cut down thefts from businesses. Salisbury Police say they are hoping by publicizing the arrests they make for shoplifting, they will, in turn, reduce
  June 10, 2013 - WMDT Salisbury

Quotes

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• Darrell Issa in Guardian Unlimited
  Publicizing a budget sounds pretty benign until you realize the bad guys are looking at what goes into our intelligence,Issa said in an interview.
• Chris Huhne in Bloomberg
  Receiving information from government departments in the public interest and publicizing it is a key part of any MP's role,Chris Huhne, Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, said in an e-mail. "It is also extraordinary considering...