Both wrote wildly influential books to disseminate their ideas and beliefs.

The books are intended to disseminate the ideas and aesthetics of the published artists, designers and writers.

Protestants, who had successfully used the press to disseminate their ideas, tried to win with propaganda the war they could not win by force of arms.

They use internet 'trees' to disseminate information about meetings, procedures and slogans, the latest activities of the opposition's political leaders and articles from foreign media.

They scribble anti-government slogans on banknotes, daub graffiti on walls, disseminate information on e-mail to counter the propaganda of the state-controlled media.

These sites are all examples of how the internet has become a two-way road, with users eager to disseminate information as well as seek it.

Under his direction the office launched a website to disseminate information about the privacy law.

Media outlets that won't disseminate information for free usually accommodate paid ad space.

Fortunately, powerful new tools are available to help to disseminate knowledge.

The organization runs campaigns and disseminate knowledge through seminars, reports and mailings.

The center creates knowledge through academic and applied research and disseminate knowledge through training and publication.

Its purpose has been to advance parapsychology as a science, to disseminate knowledge of the field, and to integrate the findings with those of other branches of science.

It promotes research and disseminating knowledge gained therefrom.

Regulators and policymakers have struggled to adapt to the presence online of vast tech companies that disseminate material while demanding they be spared the demands of being deemed a publisher.

They provide a forum for academic discussion through holding conferences, disseminating material, publishing current research, and designating awards for research.

Technology has reduced the cost of publication and reduced the entry barrier sufficiently to allow for the production of widely disseminated materials by individuals or small groups.

But even before the internet, the ability of foreign press to disseminate news undermined such attempts.

As important in disseminating news and generating conversation were thunderous sermons from the pulpit.

By the beginning of the 20th century, it had become a method of folk communication, disseminating news and reports from across the island.

The anarcho-punk movement has its own network of fanzines or punk zines which disseminates news, ideas and artwork from the scene.

The core role of the college would be to set and champion high standards to which teachers should aspire and to disseminate research and kite-mark training.

The center was started in 2001 and serves to conduct research, and to translate and disseminate research for the general public.

To actively disseminate research findings, developments on theory and experiences in extension work to a broad but differentiated target audience.

It aims to disseminate research findings, facilitate appropriate research and explore the relationship between complementary and alternative medicine, and conventional medicine.

Important tasks are also to disseminate research based information through education and information activities, and to give advice to professional groups working on clinical and preventive projects.

This has not prevented the error being repeated and disseminated widely.

However, while these usages may have been earlier, they may not have been disseminated widely.

These results have been disseminated widely through journal papers, conference papers, presentations, workshops, training sessions, promotional leaflets and media coverage.

The surveys were disseminated widely, and completed surveys were returned by 137 lawyers.