The Effects of Advanced Technology on Communication

Introduction

Advancements in technology have transformed the way we communicate in both our professional and personal lives. The great challenge of communications at the entrance of the Twenty-first century will not be to ensure citizens' access to truthful information and communication in its various expressions, which is directly related to the price of using the services. The communication technologies cannot assume that the public has provided resources to meet the services that are generated. We advocate on these pages, the effects of advanced technology on communication patterns, because for each technology option there are two versions: a basic package price controlled to ensure the right of access to information and enjoys the esteem of public service by all citizens and a second version that meets specific needs of groups of citizens, whose philosophy can clearly enter the free market concept. On many occasions and circumstances, a new technology hits an insurmountable barrier because the public does not understand or detect their need and the proposed fixed-term introduction only correct thought in the minds of manufacturers and designers (Yazdani, Bligh, 1997, p. 255).

When we speak of the professional is a report or a journalist, training becomes a social democratic practice. The report gives a direct service to citizens and therein lies its greatness and the reason for the freedom and responsibility of this profession. It is a priority issue for the good management company that can do the professional opportunities that new technologies offer.

Radical changes in technologies have already been given mankind the invention of the steam engine to replace animal power and before the invention of the compass, the caravel, and other examples which radically changed the approach of its time. Major advances and epics of mankind are found in the creative use of new tools of technology that also enhance the ways of modern-day communication (McCreary, 1990, p. 117).

Discussion

A decade ago we did not have this universal awareness of the importance of computers forming an array of virtual communities that articulate a set of social relations linked by common interests. Internet is a product clearly marked by Westernized and trends, customs and lifestyles of some of the world, especially the guidelines of the United States where half of the surf and surfers in the world (McCreary, 1990, p. 117). A network would be truly balanced global for the distribution of persons in relation to languages, cultures, and forms of understanding the world and especially a more distributive access over telephone networks. This is not reality but the Net is seated on a language: the English, a thought and an ontology of the purchase and sale (Laurillard, 1999, p. 122). So with respect to the global Internet is still potential, but will in future still remains for the entire planet enjoy this preview. The so-called "new economy digital "fits the lifestyles of Americans, even more than in the EU, perhaps these differences are related to lifestyles (McCreary, 1990, p. 117).

The Americans liked the privacy, the ...