Electronic Communication

Electronic communication was discovered in 1998. It is a form of communication that is used for the transfer of data, images, signals, signs, etc. through wire, electromagnetic energy, radio, photoelectronic or photo-optical system. With its growing popularity, people have started to communicate via email. Electronic communication is not only a novel tool, it also serves to be an interesting mode of communication. However, while being a crisp form of conveying messages, it has a facet that inclines toward the negative. We as individuals are so involved in tracking 'world records', that retaining interest in sustaining immediate relations confers to a no dice situation. Internet tete-a-tete rises a notch above the personal ties, the latter becoming a quaint drollery of sorts. Electronic communication, thus, consists of a two-faced facet that shoulders peak, and nadir consequences.

Pros of Electronic Communication

☞(+) Electronic communication benefits people across the world by lending to them, the privilege to share televised pictures, conversations, graphics, circuits, and interactive software. Interaction between individuals, no longer intonates a cumbersome attitude. If you have an acquaintance who resides in a different geographical location, communication is no more a pain in the neck. Technological opportunities have assisted us to communicate with ease, making the process an activity inviting leisure.

☞(+) Your conversations could be visual, as well as textual. A noble deed accomplished through electronic communication is to assist the people with auditory impairment, in conveying their messages. With this mode of communication, the recipient receives the message within a few seconds of the sender sending it. The recipient can read the message anytime, anywhere with regards to his convenience.

☞(+) Communication, as a process, has got its act together, leading to an acceleration in processing of important matters in relation to business,