Rachel


 * //__media type="custom" key="12020"

What Communication Means__//**

Communication is the sharing of ideas, news or information, by using symbols, gestures, and/or spoken or written words. The world today has a variety of forms of communications that are so much more sophisticated than 20 years ago. Currently, instead of writing letters and sending them off to a post office and waiting for the other person to receive it after a couple of weeks, you can send an e-mail or message to them in a matter of seconds. This world has been changing drastically throughout the years, and technology is becoming much more complex. Communication can be seen between two or more people by either engaging on a conversation, sending words through e-mail, messaging each other by either a cell phone or computer, maybe just talking over the phone. Phones are becoming more advanced in many ways such as; knowing who is calling before picking it up, blocking calls, storing different phone numbers into the telephone, remembering who has already called and at what time and even three way calling. Calling someone can be very simple and it’s a good way to communicate with family and friends around the world.

Communication is everywhere, and a lot of the times we don’t even realize it’s there. Advertising is one of these ways. The sellers of these products are trying to get the message out to the world and to get people to buy it. The media is always communicating with us, whether it is on television, radio or magazines. It sends out its message and makes people think things that are not correct. Communicating with someone doesn’t always mean talking or writing, it can also be by sign language or using brail. Different people communicate in unlike ways and it is interesting to learn these sorts of customs.