Communication and Technology

 How Has Technology Affected Workplace  Communication technology has affected business positively and effectively and has negative effects. as shared by (Radwan Ali, 2010), " Today's information and communications technology (ICT) provides unprecedented amounts of information to organizations and their employees." (p,2) On the part of companies, it has facilitated many jobs, such as communication between local and international companies. From an internal perspective, it has facilitated communication between the employees of one company. Meetings have become through various technology applications such as Zoom or Skype  Or social media applications such as WhatsApp and others, in addition to changing the workplace , especially in disasters and crises, where employees can work from home and grant company employees the development of their skills by communicating with others in the same field of work and benefiting from their experiences or through easy access to  The info

TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS OF CULTURE AND DIGITAL MEDIA The impact of Technology on Culture It has become a lot of intellectuals and researchers have discussed the subject of the impact of technology and communications on human life, especially in recent times, where the spread of the Internet through smartphones and portable devices is the unprecedented way. Argue  (Andrew Murphie, 2017) In his book, Culture, and Technology, he says that people have become virtual in all areas of life, from shopping to education and work to social relations. The interaction of people with Technology, especially communication and information technology, is represented on the Internet and the services it provides in communications, such as social media , blogs, and other websites that provide services and information. Here, we can ask how the relationship between Technology and culture can be analyzed when cultural sources have become linked to Technology. People receive news, information, and entertainment f

Technology and Change in Media( Print News) and Culture   

  Technology and Change in Media (Cinema) and Culture          (Ormanli, 2019) In his book “Conference on Communications and Technology,” he argues that technology has taken over all aspects of life and that cinemas are no longer just places to show films. As streaming TV and video platforms, DVD, Pay TV, digital movies, and online series become available anytime and anywhere, you can watch movies on Netflix; the Internet has brought other sources of entertainment in competition with movies, sports, etc. Choices and alternative means of entertainment shortened the production period; they also gave studios another place to sell their productions, abnormal time and place where they were shown and marketed, and changed where films were stored and how they were sold. For example, you can watch them directly from home without needing CDs and DVDs instead of coming to cinemas and theaters. Now you can watch movies and listen to music via YouTube, Netflix, and other platforms.         It wa

  Technology and Change in Media (News) and Culture           News consumption is no longer from the traditional media as it used to be. Most people do not wait for the evening news and do not rely on the paper newspaper to read news and opinion articles, and do not listen to the radio in cars or do freelance work. Yes, the smartphone came and combined all media means and made choices. Furthermore.  as shared by (Johanna Dunaway, 2021) , "Smartphones are expanding physical access to news and political information by making access to the internet available to more people, at more times throughout the day." For example, many People turn to the phone to read local or international news, and we even use the phone daily to look at the weather news; also, when was the last time you sat down to receive news broadcasts from TV? Yes, communication technology has changed the nature of our dealings with culture and media.         According to the (PewResearch,2019) Center, the US digita

  Changing tools communication tools have changed the nature of communication Digital tools have changed communication life. (Bosamia, 2013) says ICT has contributed a lot to changing our every day, such as the letter to the e-mail, market shopping to online shopping, classroom learning to e-learning, journalism, public and political relations, and so on. What confirms these changes is that education has benefited from digital tools in the Covid-19 crisis, just as the press has become owned by official pages on social media platforms, as confirmed (Ruohan Li, 2015) that during the past decade, great changes have occurred in journalism. Many are due to the rapid rise of social media” (p181). Not only did the press, but social media changed the work of public relations, as a study he conducted (Sonja Utz, 2013) also demonstrated. Also, organizations have embraced social media as an important communication channel for marketing and PR, as also crisis communication. In addition to using