Yet they have caught on like Britney Spears's latest hit, becoming poetry to executives' ears, sonnets to shareholder value, so much so that 86percentt of American corporations have their own carefully worded, neatly printed, widely disseminated statements.
Companies simply couldn't give hints about coming earnings reports except in publicly disseminated statements.
In other words, even if the RCA really thought the sentiments expressed in their statement were true, there were so few parties actually affected by the statement that it hardly makes sense that it should have been expressed as a widely disseminated statement.
Nope, the point is instead to observe that many of the most widely disseminated political statements and discussions don't happen in the direct form of interviews, columns and analyses, but are embedded somewhere in popular culture.
The lawsuit said the drug companies disseminated misleading statements about the risks and benefits of opioids as part of a marketing scheme aimed at persuading doctors and patients that drugs should be used for chronic rather than short-term pain.
Lorenzo's view that subsection (b), the making-false-statements provision, exclusively regulates conduct involving false or misleading statements would mean those who disseminate false statements with the intent to cheat investors might escape liability under the Rule altogether.
Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Coalition BECC), launched during the recent Paris climate change proceedings, is a globally disseminated public statement that the classic Silicon Valley venture capital investment model has failed to adequately address scalable clean energy solutions in terms of quality, timeliness and global impact.
Media outlets that profit from disseminating political statements should have ready access to procedures for enforcing their property rights against YouTube or other infringers.
The majority worries that this approach would allow people who disseminate false statements with the intent to defraud to escape liability under Rule 10b 5.
Under that scenario, the majority fears that the person disseminating the statements could be "engaged in an egregious fraud," yet would not be liable as an aider and abettor for lack of a primary violator.
To inform consumers, U.S. Federal Courts have ordered the tobacco industry to disseminate "corrective statements" (CSs) about their deception regarding five topics: smoker health effects, nonsmoker health effects, cigarette addictiveness, design of cigarettes to increase addiction, and relative safety of light cigarettes.
