noun
1 media attention
ADJECTIVE
▪ considerable , enormous , extensive , greater , wide , widespread
▪
The papers have begun to give greater ~ to the campaign against GM food.
▪ maximum
▪
The release of the report was timed to generate maximum ~.
▪ favourable/favorable , good , positive
▪ adverse , bad , negative , unfavourable/unfavorable , unwanted , unwelcome ( esp. BrE )
▪ free
▪ international , local , national
VERB + PUBLICITY
▪ give sb/sth
▪ gain , garner , get , receive
▪ attract , generate
▪ seek
▪ avoid , shun
PUBLICITY + VERB
▪ surround sth
▪
There was a lot of negative ~ surrounding the movie.
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ about
▪
There has been a lot of negative ~ about the hospital.
▪ ~ for
▪
Taking part in the event will be good ~ for our school.
▪ ~ over
▪
The company had received bad ~ over a defective product.
PHRASES
▪ a blaze of ~ ( esp. BrE ), a storm of ~
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The movie stars were married amid a blaze of ~.
▪
The chairman resigned in a storm of ~ over the bonus payments.
▪ the glare of ~
▪
He carried on his life in the full glare of ~.
2 advertising
ADJECTIVE
▪ advance
PUBLICITY + NOUN
▪ material , photograph , shot
▪
He's better-looking in his ~ shots than he is in real life.
▪ campaign
▪ stunt
▪
The actress denied that her marriage was just a ~ stunt.
▪ agent , department , officer ( BrE )
▪ machine
▪
The record company's ~ machine was working flat out.
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ about
▪
I read some ~ about vaccinations while waiting my turn at the doctor's.
▪ ~ for
▪
There have been months of advance ~ for the show.
PHRASES
▪ a lack of ~