The organization's first recorded activity was the publication of a photocopied document, known as the Sub Genius Pamphlet #1, disseminated in Dallas, Texas in 1979.
If journalism means (1) reporting on news, (2) disseminating opinion, (3) building a readership and (4) a business model off the back of it, that model applies to so many kinds of outlet these days that the distinction of "journalist" feels irrelevant.
In general, a context-aware system for providing appropriate services should have four tasks involved in dealing with contexts: (1) context acquiring; (2) context interpreting; (3) disseminating context to interested parties; and (4) service modeling[6, 7].
21.4 disseminating findings?
This publicity is uneven, with high investment in more vulnerable people [ 4], disseminating a false power.
It is striking how rare the disseminating cells are (only 612 disseminating cells from PyMT tumor fragments were observed in a total of 48 multi-day movies).
However, the Panel agrees with the EO's self-assessment that improvements are needed in the areas of (1) strengthening evaluation capacity at the decentralized levels (regional/country offices, partner countries), and (2) disseminating evaluation results and lessons more effectively.
data ≈ 0 Disclosed data 0.2 Entrusted data 0.6 Incidental data 0.2 Disseminated data 0.8.
4 8 Baylor and Berg (n = 5) [4] 1973 51 (median)/3M, 2F Body-tail/n.a. 1 localised, 1 locally advanced, 3 disseminated n.a.a
The complaint against N2K, filed jointly by the law firms Goodkind Labaton Rudoff & Sucharow and Abbey, Gardy & Squitieri, alleges that N2K disseminated a false and misleading registration statement and prospectus in connection with its second public offering.
