Could there be a time when a search for information about a corporation turns up mostly the material that the company has disseminated itself using social media?
Similarly, culture disseminated itself from Lisbon to the borders of the old Soviet Union, enabled by the dropping of barriers to trade and travel, but also driven by people's desire to try the new things they were suddenly exposed to, to dance to a hit record, read that new book that everyone is talking about.
The Internet just took hold of this thing and it completely disseminated itself across all kinds of channels," DeJulio said.
The virus, called SoBig.F, used e-mail address books to propagate itself, disseminating messages labeled "thanks" or "wicked screensavers" to randomly selected addresses.
In the information age, however, possession, control, transfer, or access to real assets is frequently based on electronic information, and a license to use, modify, or disseminate valuable information itself is similarly determined.
In distance learning the instructor relies on these roles more than on the role of a disseminator of information, because the content itself disseminates the information.
Physician and other health care professional champions were identified for each participating site to help disseminate information about the project itself and the core messages.
Lastly, after results from the cross-sectional studies on nutrition transition and NRCD in Benin were disseminated, the public itself expressed the need for information about food choices, which also shows an increase in awareness about these issues.
It requires an endless parade of brand extensions, continuously renewed imagery for marketing and, most of all, fresh new spaces to disseminate the brand's idea of itself.
