A quote by Albert Einstein “I fear the day that technology will surpass human interaction” will ring a bell at many of us due to the advancement and implication of technology and what the impact on face to face communication among people living in urban area in our country. Technology has advanced a lot in order to make life simpler but on the other hand it is also causing a lot of negative impact on our personal life. The quality of our relationships with people and interaction around us is greatly influenced by the presence of these technological gadgets.
For example when gadget such smart phone, tablets, laptops, notebook and cameras completely active in household, everybody finds it easy to communicate by send a text from the living room
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In addition, with the aim of furthering socio-cultural improvement, the former Minister of Information, Communication and Culture, Y.B. Dato’ Seri Dr. Rais Yatim introduced a Rural Transformation Programme (RTP) by endorsing ecosystem programmes. In addition, in March 2010, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), alongside the Community Broadband Centre (CBC) viably disseminate rural development by distributing 1Malaysia Net books to the families with low income below RM2000 and erecting 1Malaysia Internet Centers around strategic rural localities. Later in 2011, government has installed communication towers to give ICT exposures to the rural population, Sabah and Sarawak also became part of the Digital Nation platform …show more content…
An effective communication is the process of transferring meaningful information from one entity to another. More specifically, it refers to the practice of systematically applying the processes, strategies, and principles of communication to bring about positive social change. (Murphy 1991)
We comprehend that utilizing innovation as a part of communication has turned into a need; it 's currently a portion of our lives. Presently individuals more intrigued to convey through messages, faxes, cell telephones, messaging administrations, video meetings, and video graph rooms and online networking stations. Over the long haul, all the more rising innovations will change the way we impart and it will be dependent upon us to grasp them or not. An information society is one that makes the most ideal utilisation of ICTs. Martin (1995) underpins this perspective by portraying it as a general public in which the personal satisfaction, and also prospects for social change and financial improvement, depends progressively upon data and its abuse. In such a general public, expectations for everyday comforts, examples of work and relaxation, the training framework, and commercial center are all affected by advances in data and learning. This is confirm by an expanding exhibit of data concentrated items and administrations