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DONE BY;SUHAIL HAMAD ALSAEDI GRADE;8B

Communication in the Past Communication has always been a part of American culture; it has been the most crucial part of people’s social life. Over time, the means of communication has changed according to the times, people’s living situations and advancements in technology. In the past, people used smoke signals as a form of communication; however, smoke signals could only send a few simple messages. As America changed and the population grow people needed to send longer messages as well as sending them further in distance. Therefore, people replaced smoke signals for letter writing. People wrote letters to communicate with friends and family separated by distance because it was the only way to communicate long distance, at least until the invention of the telegraph in the 19th century. The telegraph was invented by a man named Samuel Morse, hence “Morse Code.” Samuel Morse was an artist and inventor, he developed the first successful electromagnetic telegraph system. He studied both art and electricity at Yale College, after graduation he pursued a career in art. Samuel traveled to England to continue studying art, on his voyage he overheard two men talking about electromagnets. One of those men was Charles Jackson who also studied electricity he told Morse that electric impulse could be carried through long wires.

Communication in the Present The telegraph was the first major milestone in the development of communication technology because it led to many of the things we use today and its similar to techniques we use today. Expansion in this past technology has made it possible for many of the things we use today, such as telephones, radio, cable television, Internet, and mobile phones. It was not long after the telegraph became a success before the next progression in technology came along, the telephone. The telephone was used to transmit speech electronically. Like the telegraph, the telephone was a also wire-based electrical system. The telephone used the same cables that made the telegraph a success. Unfortunately, it failed because under-water cables did not have a strong enough signal. However, there is one company that used the same technique but change the type of cables used, that company was AT&T. These cables were made up of “several dozen steel wires, covered by copper tubes, plastic jackets and armor,” allowing signals to go through and be transmitted.

Communication in the future However, the advancement in technology like the Internet, computers and tablets has changed the dynamics of the print industry tremendously. Newspaper, Magazine, and Book circulation is at its lowest, the print industry is expected to lose 25% of its jobs over the next few years. The print industry is drastically declining because the Internet has and continues to shape the way we communicate. The future of print is not very bright, in my opinion I do not believe that print will be a part of the future because there will be no need for anything printed. While the print industry is suffering it is predicted that applications like eBook, iBook, and audiobook are expected to increase vastly. In a few years newspapers, books, and advertisements will all be created and made only for online.