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That might not sound particularly significant, but the Getty team agreed that the image captured a change in the way media were being disseminated; a shift still felt today.

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In the UK, the Health Education Monitoring Survey HEMSS) was carried out to establish how successfully the recommendations put forward in the Department of Health's The Health of the Nation White Paper Department of Healthh, 1992) were being disseminated (Hansbro et al., 1997).

"It's dreadful because of the way it's being disseminated.

AremisSoft issued a statement yesterday attacking "spurious and unsubstantiated rumors the company believes are being disseminated by short-sellers".

"It's being disseminated today, that means it goes into effect today, as far as I know," he said.

But it caught government officials and privacy enforcement groups off guard with disclosures that confidential information was being disseminated through banner ads and third-party service providers.

"I don't believe that every single person is being left in the dark; some folks feel like that but the information is being disseminated".

The report sets out a list of recommendations and is being disseminated to government officials and ministers, NGOs, child-led groups and local authorities.

It can stretch to pictures, but it is the material itself that must offend and not the fact it is being disseminated.

"If any elected member of Congress went down to talk to the president, I think they would be shocked and chagrined to know that their information was being disseminated," he continued.