informing

So politicians in the past were more informed because they had an easier time informing themselves.

In practice, how much of this article is about informing business folk and how much is about patting ourselves on the back?

Modern advertising is not merely informing people about products and what they do.

I think the issue with the p2p is the Microsoft is leveraging consumer's paychecks to lower their server costs all without even reasonably informing the consumer, let alone asking for permission.

They're just informing us that our planet is scheduled for demolition and that the plans are available for review at the local office in Alpha Centauri.

And, I would be surprised if this kind of thinking weren't informing senior management as they're struggling to deliver on these promises.

I've been out of it a while, evangelizing & informing mainly these days.

> So politicians in the past were more informed because they had an easier time informing themselves.

It is quaint, but I can't help think naive to suggest that the core of advertising is informing customers, and the psychological trickery is 'misuse'.

Well, after a long and arduous day at school, I came home to a nice letter from Techstars informing me of my rejection from their program.

>Modern advertising is not merely informing people about products and what they do.

The application will only load the `config.yml` file when started, so I also ensure to raise a descriptive error informing team members when they are missing a local `config.yml`.

Would you not feel betrayed if one day you found out that they were monitoring all of your communications "for your safety" without informing you or asking for your permission?

On the other side - that Boston gangster, "Whitey", was allowed even to kill people as long as he was informing for FBI, so immigration is just a peanuts compare to it.

"So politicians in the past were more informed because they had an easier time informing themselves." I didn't mean that they were, quantitively speaking, more informed than they are now.

What they did needlessly endangered people's lives and public safety to add a sensational bit to a story, I find that way more "aggressive" than informing the proper authorities of those actions.

Informing people of what's going on and giving them power over their choices is bad UX.