communication sources

The world is a global village. It is smaller every day. Centuries ago, there were only a few forms of communication. Over the centuries, these forms grew. Time passed and inventions related to this industry arose. After the arrival of the printing press, the newspaper had an impact on the world of communication, providing information from all over the world. People got to know the different cultures of the world. Radio and television were next in this line and provided information in a whole new way. With the newspaper, people were informed very late. But with television and radio, this process became faster. At the end of the 20th century, the computer and the Internet became part of this field, and now the Internet is considered the most reliable and fastest way to communicate.

These are some of the forms of communication. The different sources of information provide us with news, from all over the world, 24 hours a day. From a football game to the change in weather, everything is news. Someone described the news this way. “If a dog bites a man, it’s not news, but if a man bites a dog, that’s news.” So this specialty is considered news. Everyone wants something different to see and hear.

We all see and hear different types of advertisements every day, on the radio, television, the Internet, and on the roads (in the form of billboards). These announcements are also part of the communication. We see and hear different messages in these ads, which teach us something or convince us one way or another. Movies, songs and everything else is part of information and communication. This is how the world communicates.