Other Orchard software allows record labels to publicize artist news, tour photos and other information.
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They met in 2008 when he hired her to publicize his work as a state governor.
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Activist groups have long used Web sites, grass-roots email campaigns and videos to publicize their causes.
The IRS is hoping to publicize the exemption beginning with an ad campaign in 2012.
We clearly do not all agree that Richards was correct to publicize the photo.
General Electric ran into a buzz saw for failing to publicize retiree Jack Welch's perks.
"I wanted to publicize them to the world because they're part of history, " he said.
Still, local authorities have declined to publicize the identities of all victims, citing privacy concerns.
They'll call hearings to publicize problems with the law and complaints from those negatively affected.
In fact, it was once the workings of the movie studios to publicize--if not manufacture--such scandal-prone courtships.
Just as importantly, they have the communications infrastructure to publicize their research and findings to target customers.
Hu has cultivated her sense for the precise moment when a sensitive subject is safe to publicize.
He runs the Brave New Foundation, which aims to publicize social justice issues.
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Lendl is in New York to publicize his return to the tennis court.
On the other hand, the embassy chose not to publicize a lecture by Minister-without-Portfolio Benny Begin on Yom Yerushalayim.
To a degree, the supermarket business is largely a marketing initiative to publicize the brand and draw people to stores.
Watson says the ploy works because his adversaries fear that he will use the courts to publicize their own wrongdoing.
And then, Whoopi Goldberg, decided to publicize her arrival on The View by offering a cultural explanation for all of this.
The refusal of most museums to publicize their own link to the story is an endless source of frustration to Mr. Edsel.
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She added that the ruling will do more to publicize Dailymotion's continuing progress in controlling piracy than to punish the company financially.
The Summers family is also renewing their efforts to publicize Ashley's disappearance.
Google likes to publicize this info to provide fodder for the debate over the laws that provide protection for our electronic communications.
He said he believes Dykes' goal is to publicize his political beliefs.
Hearings to publicize the glitches in health care reform will surely happen.
And the government should do more to publicize and alert us about Internet scams, fraud, and fake work-at-home schemes by creating a Virtual Work Hotline.
Another reason the public may have gotten a skewed view of antidepressant efficacy is that drug companies have tended to publicize only their most positive studies.
The queer individual should be allowed to reveal their orientation to whoever they wish, and should not be forced to publicize anything during admission to the military.
For example, he would be free to publicize the true fact that Monex currently has an F rating from the Better Business Bureau, which the agency says connotes unreliability.
In a twist of odd timing, just before the ruling, in 1999, the IRS had, with great fanfare, partnered with the NCMEC to publicize the plight of missing children.
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The secretiveness stems from the belief that a populist intelligence operation with virtually no resources, designed to publicize information that powerful institutions do not want public, will have serious adversaries.
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