disseminating

If the ADA forbids disseminating educational material for free unless it follows a certain format, the ADA is immoral.

If you look at the legal field, what's changed is the means of gathering and disseminating information.

Also, the means of disseminating information and ideas is far wider than ever before.

> If the ADA forbids disseminating educational material for free unless it follows a certain format, the ADA is immoral.

These migibits could have been used to promote world peace or even disseminating your grandmother's unsurpassed oatmeal cookie recipe!

You've provided a pretty good example of why such a site would have value in disseminating information.

So you see parties disseminating messages through the print media in a way that is unusual.

NIH and NSF and those kinds of grants will also pay publication fees (along perhaps with other ways of disseminating research).

The author's theory depends on the notion that markets are extremely efficient at disseminating information.

Yesterday evening the leak-disseminating website WikiLeaks published a list of telephone numbers that are said to have been targeted by the NSA.

Maybe it seemed like the phone company had a monopoly on disseminating non-phone related information but those books were yesterday's Schelling Point.

For something like that, I have always thought they should be disseminating their cert via some other means besides an untrusted computer network (i.e., the internet).

[foxhedgehog, I seem not to be allowed to reply to your last comment (too deeply nested?) so I'll put it here] You said "Disseminating [information about actual harm] would be highly irresponsible." And my claim is that disseminating of this information is necessary to reinstate trust on control of secret agencies, even if some harm is done by this additional disseminating.

Disseminating it would be highly irresponsible.