Communication System in Malaysia

In the past 200 years, many aspects of our society and those of the world have changed, ranging from social morals and ethics to technology. Through the great leaps and bounds technology has made, transferring information has gone from something that could have taken weeks to virtually an effortless and instantaneous norm of everyday life. This ease of information exchange has caused many things to change, be it the growing popularity of the Internet and e-mail or the ridiculous amount of television channels ever ready to inform the average citizen of the happenings around the community, state, country, and world. With so many changes taking place, one would think that all things of importance would

By 1930s, radio entered its Golden Age with countless entertaining programs and news; however, it did not last long because of the appearances of many new forms of mass media. Despite being through many years and losing their advantage, radio never really vanished like some people predicted. In Media Essentials: A Brief Introduction, Campbell, R.Martin and Fabos show the changes of broadcast radio during many decades, which can relate to “Is Radio Dead?” – the essay of DSN News. In the textbook, Campbell, R.Martin, and Fabos note that radio lasted for many years because of the luck it got at several times. Moreover, surviving was not enough for radio, it created its new digital technology to be able to withstand during the

In the last 20 years, we had a boom in communication. The industry of telecommunication and the velocity of internet has increased, in a way that never happened. In the past the evolution of communication increased each decade, today increase each second. In the past the only way for communication was the voice, and sometimes, for example, they used animals to send a message, like a bird, but it still take a long time to send a message. However each century brings another ways to made a communication. The interception of message, is not a new, in the past the people intercepted the messenger from another country to get information. The communications increased so much, on the other hand, the ways to intercept the message increased to.

First, society has gained a great deal of control on what is broadcast on radios. People with federal licenses were given

Malaysia was colonized late by the British, with the Dutch colonizing Malacca first. In British Malaya, the split anthropological imagination of Oriental Chinese and Malay was the basis of a split colonial rule in which the governor presided over protectorate government, incorporating Malay royalty and aristocratic rajas in the Peninsular Malay States and Crown Colony government in the Straits Settlements. Despite settling down of both Chinese and Indian immigrants in Malaya, the colonial government maintained their non-resident status in the Malay states and gave ‘British subject’ status only to the descendants of immigrants in the settlements. Between 1814 to 1860 the British were in a state of non-interference. Non-interference meant that the different sultan states could decide how they wanted to design their state. Since the colonial government never accepted the Chinese as permanent residents of the country, it is not surprising that the Malay population in Malaysia believed the

The purpose of this article was to show the connection of individual operated radio stations in specific areas. Researchers hypothesize that radio broadcast will stay precious.

AM/FM radio stations biggest advantage is their content is predominantly local, it appeals to those that are in its geographical region. These stations began to broadcast digital signals over the Internet that gave way to satellite radios second competitor. It’s biggest advantage is that consumers were able to access the radio from anywhere at anytime if they had the right equipment. The last competitor is satellite TV and cable TV providers that bundle digital radio services with TV and Internet. Some secondary sources of competition comes from CDs and iPods. Some risks associated is consumer loyalty. Consumers have had traditional AM/FM radio stations since 1921. It will be hard to get certain consumers to stray away from their norm. Another risk is disrupting current consumers ease and accessibility. These risks can be reduced by building brands and partnerships with wireless and Internet providers to stream to home and mobile devices. That way the can minimize the internet, satellite and cable TV

Sirius XM Satellite Radio is an American Broadcasting company that provides three satellite radio and online radio services operation in the united states. Sirius XM Satellite radio was the product of a 2008 merge of Sirius Satellite Radios and XM Satellite Radio. Those two companies had begun operation in 2001 to 2002. They used to spend hundreds of millions to launch satellites for broadcasting signals, arrange for the manufacture of satellite radio receivers and others equipment, install terrestrial signal repeaters and others necessary networking equipment, develop programming.

As communication has evolved from Ancient times of cravings in rocks to pictograph, ideograms and alphabets to 1500 -1800 where printing was invented. Now for the 19th through the 21st Century communications is far more efficient from postage to radio broadcasting to internet which has become an important form of communication.

Today, in order to align with the change of the global world, it will be change to reasonable with electronic communication.

In today’s world, communication is one of the key elements that people across the world can connect with one another. The rise of the use of computer has been due to technological advancements such as the creation of email and websites such as Facebook and Twitter. A touch of the mouse can instantly connect one person from one side of the world to another person on the other side of the world in a matter of seconds. However, this fast form of communication eliminates certain security measures such as knowing who the other person is on the other side of the screen. This essay will

|1999 |Wireless Application Protocol came into existence and 130 countries operational with 260 million subscribers |

Introduction: The world today has entered into an era of instant communication. A person sitting in the remotest corner of India can enjoy live performance taking place in the far away places like America or Africa, thanks to electronic (parallel) media. Telephone and fax have made it possible to communicate oral or written messages across the globe within seconds. The computer-aided communication technologies such as E-Mail and Internet have added altogether a new dimension to today's communication process by making it more speedy, informative and economical. The ways through which different types of information can be communicated have also undergone a sea change. These days a film song can be put in or accessed

• Mass: Print Media Electronics Media Organizational Website Before communication can take place, a purpose, expressed as a message to be conveyed, is needed. It passes between a sender and a receiver. The message is encoded and passed by a way of some medium to the receiver, who decodes the message initiated by the sender. The result is transference of meaning from one person to another person. The key parts of the communication process are (1) the sender (2) encoding (3) the channel (4) decoding (5) the receiver (6) feedback. The sender initiates a message by encoding a thought. The message is the actual physical product from the senders encoding. When we speak, the speech is the message. When we write, the writing

The Federation of Malaysia is made up of two main territories separated by the South China Sea in Southeast Asia. “East Malaysia is located on the northern quarter of the large Borneo Island and West Malaysia, where most of the population resides and forms the southern portion of the Malay Peninsula and south of Thailand.” (The Multiparty System: Country Studies – Malaysia) The western part known as “The Federation of Malaya, gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1957.” (The Multiparty System: Country Studies – Malaysia) Malaysia has a population of 31 million people with a mixed population of ethnic backgrounds. Malaysia’s present administration and previous ones were unable to make fundamental reforms in Malaysia. “Affirmative