"living information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to information that is constantly changing and growing and that is readily accessible to people. For example, "The internet has opened up a whole new world of living information that can be accessed with a few clicks of a mouse."
In addition, Off-Campus Living information is featured on the New Student website and Living@Cornell websites.
In the late 1940s they were already thinking about the essential rigidity and (from one point of view) logical inefficiency of machines which, unlike living information processors, can only do one thing at a time, leaving the whole elaborate structure of the rest idle.
Further, these living information objects have some sort of interest in being made available to everyone free of charge.
I've used it in many different circumstances and find it invaluable as a very pleasing way to display the living information inside OPML files.
The American Heart Association provides a wealth of walking, physical activity and healthy living information online at heart.org/BeActive.org/BeActive
Were you deliberately seeking out healthy living information or did you stumble upon it in a daze while sitting on your toilet?
HORRIBLE AWKWARD SECRET She has 10 months to live, information that the good doctor tries to keep under his hat.
Meanwhile, always-on-body devices that show us live information will satisfy the urge of many to cram even more information in to their lives.
Through LIVE CHANNEL, PS3 users will be able to enjoy worldwide news and live information free of charge.
The difficulty for Google is to keep up with all of the transit options, especially when it comes to live information.
In the digital age in which we live, information flow is very much now in the hands of all of us.
