Social Phenomenon of Electronic Communication
Social Phenomenon
Introduction
According to John Fordyce Markey (Markey, 2007), social phenomenons are considered as including all behaviour, which influences or are influenced by organisms sufficiently alive to response to one another. This also includes influences from past generations. This paper will discuss the social phenomenon of communication and will discuss the scope of this phenomenon from beginning to present and future day. Communication has played a fundamental role within society for decades. It is used globally and within all societies to express feelings and opinions about certain situation. It plays a key role in being used as the medium for passing information from one person to the next. Communication has experienced many changes since its initial introduction to society and it as evolved quite a bit in terms of operations and technology. Society can be significantly affected by evolving communication.
Chronological Order
1832 -Samuel Finley Breese Morse invents the telegraph, also known as the Morse code. Written codes appeared on a strip of paper by using pulses of current to deflect on electromagnet to move a marker on the paper. Members of congress witnessed the first communication by electric telegraph in 1844 when a message was sent and received from Washington to Baltimore.
1866 - Trans-Atlantic telegraph cable was successfully put down and operating twenty-two years after Morse code was created. The trans-Atlantic cable is a permanent electrical communications link between the old world and the new world.
1874 -Thomas Edison invents the Quadruplex telegraph. The Quadruplex telegraph is capable of sending 2 messages simultaneously in different directions.
1876 - Alexander Graham bell invents the telephone. The telephone was created when Bell was trying to create a multiple telegraph, when doing so; he noticed he could hear sound through the wire. The sound he heard was one of a clock ticking. The first words
Introduction
According to John Fordyce Markey (Markey, 2007), social phenomenons are considered as including all behaviour, which influences or are influenced by organisms sufficiently alive to response to one another. This also includes influences from past generations. This paper will discuss the social phenomenon of communication and will discuss the scope of this phenomenon from beginning to present and future day. Communication has played a fundamental role within society for decades. It is used globally and within all societies to express feelings and opinions about certain situation. It plays a key role in being used as the medium for passing information from one person to the next. Communication has experienced many changes since its initial introduction to society and it as evolved quite a bit in terms of operations and technology. Society can be significantly affected by evolving communication.
Chronological Order
1832 -Samuel Finley Breese Morse invents the telegraph, also known as the Morse code. Written codes appeared on a strip of paper by using pulses of current to deflect on electromagnet to move a marker on the paper. Members of congress witnessed the first communication by electric telegraph in 1844 when a message was sent and received from Washington to Baltimore.
1866 - Trans-Atlantic telegraph cable was successfully put down and operating twenty-two years after Morse code was created. The trans-Atlantic cable is a permanent electrical communications link between the old world and the new world.
1874 -Thomas Edison invents the Quadruplex telegraph. The Quadruplex telegraph is capable of sending 2 messages simultaneously in different directions.
1876 - Alexander Graham bell invents the telephone. The telephone was created when Bell was trying to create a multiple telegraph, when doing so; he noticed he could hear sound through the wire. The sound he heard was one of a clock ticking. The first words