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The Qaeda branch in Yemen has proved especially adept at disseminating teachings and commentary through several different social media networks.

The department has been quite successful at disseminating the notion that organ allocation today is based on "geographic happenstance" rather than medical need.

Within just three weeks of coming up with the concept for Krishi Darshan (one of India's longest-running TV programmes, aimed at disseminating agricultural information to rural farmers) the programme was launched.

Perhaps this flurry of new initiatives aimed at disseminating the work of French Canadian writers — from the fiercely Québécois Raymond Bock to the globally minded Jacques Poulin — will finally bring the isolation of those writers to an end.

An organization aimed at disseminating Japanese contemporary and traditional music in the United States and elsewhere, Music From Japan was founded in 1975 by Naoyuki Miura, who remains its artistic director.

"One of the things that I believe is, if in fact we come up with a model that is more effective at disseminating scholarly work," Mr. Wolfe said last week in an interview, "the other presses are going to have to look at this model and say, 'Can we do what the University of Missouri is doing?' " Before becoming president in February, Mr. Wolfe spent his entire professional career in business.

Using the now widespread social communication channels like YouTube and Facebook, Mr. Drissi and other activists are fighting against what they contend have been government attempts at repression, disseminating information on protests and the government's response.

In the Ebola crisis, we are supporting the efforts of those already at work disseminating accurate information in the countries affected.

The federal government is good at collecting and disseminating information.

It has led to a foundation, the Children & Nature Network (C&NN) – childrenandnature.org) – aimed at collating and disseminating a growing body of research in the field and building "a movement to reconnect children and nature".

Frequently some of these free agents will head down the hill to the Santa Fe Institute, an interdisciplinary think tank, to trade information and ideas, or take to the road to speak at university seminars, disseminating information, spreading seeds of knowledge.