MILTON FRIEDMAN argued for legalising insider trading on the grounds that it benefited all investors by quickly disseminating new information.
Periodicals were of particular importance in disseminating new ideas, especially the Tygodnik llustrowany ("Illustrated Weekly"), founded in 1859.
With MTV and then the internet disseminating new looks rapidly, and high-street stores copying catwalk collections before the original looks have even gone on sale, little stays unique or local for long.
While much of the research the Wellcome Trust funds is in biomedical science, where peer-reviewed journal articles are the primary means of disseminating new ideas, the Trust also supports research in the burgeoning field of medical humanities.
Gathering Round TV's Television, illegal under the Taliban but reborn in recent months, is of course the most popular means of disseminating new ideas and values, though the station's equipment is dilapidated and many shows have to be shot several times because of poor quality video and cameras that fail.
WASHINGTON — Saying that the United States economy was likely to worsen before it improves, President-elect Barack Obama on Sunday pledged to pursue a recovery plan "equal to the task ahead," including the creation of a vast public-works program not just built around bridge and highway projects, but on creating "green jobs" and disseminating new technologies.
The organization is considered a leader in this area, often creating and disseminating new methods.
► Most major disease interventions involve for-profit industry in some way, either in developing or disseminating new treatments, or both.
Finally, evaluating outcomes and disseminating new knowledge are critical to the transfer of this knowledge to other locations and the scaling up of a place-based response.
After disseminating new moth generations for a certain number of years (2 years in this study), the tree is classified as dead.
Wessler said members were worried about the academy's continued ability to perform its functions of advising Congress and the executive branch and disseminating new knowledge across scientific fields and throughout society.
