It was quickly disseminated in the hothouse that is Middle East politics and spread throughout the globe.
This is where China has a distinctly clear advantage: Its transitioning methods of governance allow it to quickly disseminate changes in its ever-growing marketplace.
But it wasn't until 1997, when he was included in Documenta X, an art festival in Kassel, Germany, that his art attracted the attention of curators, who quickly disseminated it worldwide.
The attack on The A.P.'s Twitter account meant that its nearly two million followers quickly disseminated the false report.
It will complement and stimulate innovation in ways that cannot even be envisioned at this point, and will make it possible to quickly disseminate new knowledge and educational content in a wide range of fields". MIT OpenCourseWare is expected to commence in Fall, 2002 with an initial goal of making over 500 courses available on the World Wide Web over the next 2 1/4 years.
Because information is inalienable (once shared it cannot be returned to its owner) and because new ideas must be quickly disseminated, a flat structure based on trust works best.
As Zook notes, Intel discovered that it was more valuable to "give away technology and quickly disseminate it in the market, rather than try to build a business around it".
As Zook notes, Intel discovered that it was more valuable to "give away technology and quickly disseminate it in the market, rather than try to build a business around it". Most companies don't have such a resource black hole at the center of their businesses, but Zook notes that not enough companies properly assess the effect adjacency moves will have on the core business.
Columbus's letters and reports were quickly disseminated in the original and in Latin translations.
Apparently, the beneficiaries of Brave New India, educated by an alert media and motivated by economic gain, have a "declining tolerance for violence" – and even someone as fanatical as Modi realises that news of wholesale murder of Muslims, quickly disseminated in the age of globalisation, is bad for business.
The big difference is that monitoring by Japanese agencies appears to have been prompt, informed and proactive, with results quickly disseminated to the public.
