Monday, April 9, 2012

1.) Media Technologies - The Internet

The Internet is by far one of most widely used tools for media technology. The extent to which it is relied upon is endless. The Internet provides a wealth of information that can be used as a resource when researching topics. The fastest way to locate information is to search the web, which provides a wide scope of resources from which to choose. The quickest way to communicate information is through various online sites.

Those who wish to reach a specific or general audience, particularly in a quick time frame, can easily access the Internet and post the information in a fast and efficient manner. Additionally, when information such as breaking news is shared on the Internet, the message spreads very quickly from website to website.

The most important thing to remember about the Internet is once information is shared, it cannot be taken back. Due to this, it is imperative to be extremely cautious to post only information that is safe, accurate and true. Those who commonly access the Internet are used to gaining information quickly and efficiently. By using the web, not only are users able to communicate information to a broad audience, but they are able to send direct and private information via email.

The information shared electronically allows people to participate quickly and efficiently in today’s fast paced environment. The Internet has become so very integral in the lives of everyday living that it is hard to fathom of a time when this resource was not available.     

March, S., Guth, D., Short, B. (2009). Strategic Writing: Multimedia writing for public relations, advertising and more. (2nd Edition). Boston, MA: Pearson.    

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