But this isn't just about Koller promoting a subject she is interested in; there is a clear need and Coursera thinks it can fill it.
Hosts not only get their events promoted through a subject's social network, but they can also collect e-mail addresses and other useful information.
It was in early 1995, and Mitt — who had just lost his Senate race against Ted Kennedy — had notified his fellow Republican that George was in town promoting volunteerism, a subject of interest to Weld.
Whether oxidized phospholipids are more or less active in promoting coagulation remains a subject of further investigation, but the peroxidation of membrane phospholipids has been implicated in apoptosis, mitochondrial dysfunction, and various disease states (Bochkov et al., 2010; Maki et al., 2009; Frostegard et al., 2005).
It seems strange to have a month to promote awareness of a subject that editors, bloggers, researchers, celebrities and policy makers stream continually into the headlines.
Shortly after his appointment, Clark began to promote agricultural education, a subject which had attracted his attention during his time in Göttingen.
Promoting hormesis as a subject for study and characterization has followed various rationales and methodologies and employed ad hoc pathways, that is, methods specific to the case of hormesis characterization.
At last year's Davos meeting, she held a breakfast to promote women's causes, a subject she is expected to take up there again, in between adding more of the world's most powerful people as friends of Facebook.
He was a man of the West, who wore a Stetson and a bolo tie even when visiting New York's Metropolitan Museum and, positioning himself as the Californian counterpart to Alfred Stieglitz in New York, he spent his life promoting the West as a subject and venue for serious photography.
The more you can bring something new to the table in terms of insight or perspective, and dovetail opinions with popular trending topics, the better -- you'll get much further promoting a book on a subject the media's eye is already focused on than trying to convince already overworked reporters' there's a story somewhere else that requires additional digging and footwork.
