Can You Hear Me Now?
In the past few years, the way we communicate has expanded so much that it has affected everything we do. A lot of the processes we use to communicate are not new. Think about it; the first telephone was invented in 1876, the first television in 1925, and the first computer 1939. They have all been retooled for efficiency and entertainment and are more and more frequently combined into one small hand held device. We also communicate through various forms of writing. Do you text? Do you use email? Are you a writer? Do you Tweet?