How Has Telecommunication Changed American Culture

When I reflect back 30 years ago, I am struck by how much has changed than by what has remained the same. In the last 30 years, the field of telecommunication has significantly improved. Nothing has transformed more in the last 30 years than communication. The advancements in communication have been enabled by the technological advancements. In the 1970s, people used to use telephones, telegraphs, and teletypes to communicate. These methods are rarely used today, in the modern world people more efficient mostly use communication means such as mobile phones as well as the internet methods of communication. Therefore, this enhancement in communication has changed the culture of people in terms of connection as well as how people relate to others.
The last three decades have been full of a wild growth in telecommunication, this improvement in telecommunication has greatly affected the lives of people and hence their culture. However, travel and transport have remained the same all through the years and if there has been any change, the change is slight, for instance, total miles driven
In the 1970s, there were very few phone subscribers in the United States; by 2010, there were more than 290 million subscribers in the country. In the modern America, the people in the urban and suburban can access the sea of Wi-Fi while in their home or in the streets. These new methods of communication have significantly increased the communication between people because they have made communication to be cheaper, as well as easily accessible compared to the 1970s. Due to this, people tend to be communicating more frequently. What did not take off in the 1970s was virtual reality, which is a world that is constructed entirely by disembodied bits that is populated by avatars that exist in the realm of the ideal. Virtual reality is the major feature in most of the modern communication