Communication

Communication and Mass Communication: Concepts, Functions, Characteristics, and Social Impact

Communication and Mass Communication: Concepts, Functions, Characteristics, and Social Impact

What Is Communication: Communication is a process in which two or more people exchange ideas, information, knowledge, experiences, and human feelings through the use of different languages. In the language of communication, the person who conveys the information is called the sender and the person who receives it is called the receiver. Language can be […]

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Data Communication Explained: Encoding, Signals, and Transmission Media

Data Communication Explained: Encoding, Signals, and Transmission Media

Data Communication: How the commonly used characters, symbols, numbers, etc. used in the language are converted into machine text language and become bits and bytes. To maintain the international standard of this bit or byte conversion, there are various encodings called ASCII to Unicode. The ASCII (7 bit) encoding contains 128 characters, while the ASCII

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Automation in Libraries: A Brief History

By automation of information institutions, we basically mean the application of computer and communication technology, especially computer technology, in carrying out the day-to-day activities of libraries and information institutions. Socially, we can call the application of these three technologies—computers, telecommunications, and reprography—automation. These daily activities are called housekeeping operations. We can divide the historical trend

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