Redisseminate

Redisseminate is a verb that describes the act of distributing something again or a second time. This could apply to information, materials, or any form of content that has already been shared once. The prefix "re-" signifies repetition, and "disseminate" means to spread or disperse something widely. Therefore, redissemination involves the process of sending out something that has previously been disseminated.

The context in which redissemination occurs can vary widely. For instance, in digital media, a news article might be redisseminated through social media shares or by being republished on another platform. In a corporate setting, a company might redisseminate a memo to ensure all employees have received the updated information. In academic circles, research findings might be redisseminated through additional publications or presentations. The act of redissemination implies that the original dissemination was either not fully effective, or that there is a new reason or audience for further distribution. It is a process of extending the reach or impact of something that has already been made public or known.