The current deliverable, which falls within Task T8.1: Dissemination plan and activities of WP8: Dissemi-nation, outlines the second version of the dissemination and exploitation plan to be followed by the PRESEMT consortium within the project lifecycle. Apart from that, it also reports on the dissemination activities performed or the exploitation attempts made so far, i.e. the first year of the project, by the consortium partners. The core idea underlying the dissemination plan is to render PRESEMT known to the widest possible audience (from everyday users to machine translation researchers) and give all part-ners the opportunity to make their work known to the research community.

To that end the consortium has established a dissemination strategy (see D8.2.1) based on three axes: 
(a) disseminations channels, which entail the publicising of the project and its results using a variety of means (e.g. the web, social media, scientific publications etc.), (b) dissemination events (such as work-shops, conferences etc.), where the project ideas and outcomes could be presented and (c) open-access approaches, which ensure the usability of the project results by a wide audience. 
The present deliverable reports on how this dissemination strategy has been so far implemented and what plans the consortium partners have in this respect.

As regards the exploitation of PRESEMT, there have been some early ideas mentioned in D8.2.1, related mainly to technological aspects of the system which could be licensed for use. In the present report some more concrete relevant ideas are developed.

The deliverable has the following structure: Section 2 provides a general overview of the dissemination strategy. Sections 3 & 4describe in detail how this strategy has been so far implemented and what the consortium partners are currently planning. Section 5 presents various ideas for potential exploitation of PRESEMT. Section 6 concludes the deliverable by presenting in tabular form all the dissemination ac-tivities of the consortium, past and planned ones.