I posted this video a couple of weeks back for extra-curricular reasons, however, the opportunity for me to discuss this video has arisen in the teaching of how technology affects communication this week. Thus, I shall discuss it. The evolution of communication is parallel to the evolution of technology. It is not a question of if technology will affect communication, it is a question of when. I worry at these advances though.

I htae it when a typo spoils a joke. Posted by randomboston in COMS101. This hand phone of today exemplifies how technology has improved our way of communication compared to the past. Remember what a hand phone used to look like? How about a hand phone of today? Now, with the monopoly of a phone that can do almost anything, I can imagine the people of the mp3, camera and even the gaming companies panicking! Why is there a drop in video game sales? Games of today need no.

By songofthesirens on February 13, 2011. Posted in Computer Mediated Communication. By songofthesirens on July 11, 2010. Victimization on Cyberspace is spotted as an increasing trend, reported CBS News. There are, indeed, a multitude of benefits that come with the World Wide Web.

With newer technological advances such as those created by Apple, the world of communication around us cannot help but be swayed in the direction of the tempting technological trends. Apple products are known for their user-friendliness, chic and sleek appearances and countless applications that keep the users entertained. When it comes to setting the agenda of environmental friendliness, the media really has a good hand.

The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place. Thanks for visiting my academic blog. Be free, and be you. ABDUL KARIM MUHAMMAD QAZIM BIN.