Sentences with phrase «of information dissemination»

The enormous changes in the methods and media of information dissemination and legal research that have taken place during the intervening decades have only added force to its recommendations.

Describing internet as most powerful medium of information dissemination, Senator Kwankwaso attributed the negative side of the social media reports on the fracas as what degenerated the crisis.

period of information dissemination — depending on how hot the market is, and deal complexity, this can vary from a several weeks to seven minutes.

We need to return to the decentralized model of information dissemination.»

«Given the speed of information dissemination in the digital age, and passion of craft beer drinkers, the Brewers Association's seal could easily surpass the reach and impact of organic food labels.»

Where there are a disproportionate number of drug users becoming ill with atypical drug infections, the solution is a robust and rapid system of information dissemination.

I find it difficult to extend the analogy of past societies to the current modern one, because modern society is vastly larger, more interconnected, and with a incomparably faster rate of information dissemination.

Just the mere statement of these caveats would require media to become more honest brokers of information dissemination and a lowering of climate change hysteria.

Accordingly, the revolutionary nature of this information dissemination platform exposes both digital media's promises and problems in relation to the normative values that support the open court principle.

This is a very subjective method of information dissemination, however, given the general level of adoption of RSS readers by lawyers in my firm (none), the «librarian as personal RSS aggregator» — to take Steve's advocation one step further — is working well.

Identifying the importance of radio to man's life, Governor Aregbesola described radio as the best, faster and populous medium of information dissemination.

In any vanilla corporate bond deal, when it comes to market for its public offering, there is a period of information dissemination, followed by taking orders, followed by cutoff, followed by allocation, then the grey market, then the bonds are free to trade, then a flurry of trading, after which little trading occurs in the bonds.