Writing Is The Most Popular Medium Of Communication. Even

one looked with a scrutinizing eye, he/she would have found beauty even in the most meagre things. Men and women alike praised the opposite gender for their beauty, but the praise was not limited to humans, it extended deeper into the Heian daily life. For a Heian aristocrat, a large part of beauty was observed in how he/she communicated with others, and that was through poetry. The poet had to be careful in the prose, the writing style, and the way the letter was presented. In an era where beautiful

steganography is of Greek origin and means "concealed writing" from the Greek words steganosmeaning "covered ", and graph demeaning “writing”. Steganography is the art and science of writing hidden messages in such a way that no one, apart from the sender and intended recipient, suspects the existence ofthe message.. Steganography includes the concealment of information within computer files. In digital steganography, electronic communications may include steganographic coding inside of a transport

30, which most of the people within this age group is contacting with Internet slangs most frequently. For the questionnaire, we interviewed one hundred people and student in City University of Hong Kong, and half of interviewees are boys while the others are girls. The template of questionnaire is attached as appendix for reference, and the result and data collected are shown as below. It is expected that the use of Internet slangs among this age group is widely distributed, and most of them have

written for scholars and articles written for popular audiences. According to Anne Johns, the author of “Discourse Communities and Communities of Practice,” there are ten conventions or moves that exist only in academic prose and when violated, author is seen as an outsider of the discourse community. John Swales (“Create a Research Space” (CARS) Model Research Introductions) and Ken Hyland also talk about writing and the similarities between all academic writing in “Create a Research Space” (CARS) Model

Throughout the years people have been given the privilege of interpersonal communication in many forms, such as letters, emails, texts, and social media. Letters were one of the very first mediums people used to communicate, and as the years went by technology improved, and emails were created. Emails served as a faster alternative for people in a business to contact someone else. Following that was the idea of text messaging, not only was it time efficient but also easier. That wasn’t the only thing

genres that require the reader and write to have a complex knowledge of social and institutional structures. Bazerman offers an example of what seems like a fairly simple genre-junk mail-but demonstrates just how complex it can be: “Interpreting even the most ordinary junk mail solicitation for a credit card requires an understanding among other things of the postal system, folded paper envelopes, advertising and direct mailing, promised inducements, the modern bank and credit card system, modern application

or Instagram, people aged 13 to 35 have been constantly discovering new ways to interact with each other through a digital medium. But given the enormity of social media, it can only be expected that its effects are just as great. One of the key areas social media affects in these people is language. Therefore, messaging in social media and other forms of digital communication are expanding American young adults’ vocabulary, their attitude towards language, and the forms in which they communicate

immerses completely in Evey’s perspective, even entering into her mind as she imagines her co-prisoner writing

Before pinpointing what Postman means in his phrase, we can first clarify what he does not mean. Postman’s phrase, “the medium is the metaphor,” consists of a loaded word that, in the context of his book, necessitates clarification - metaphor. Postman uses the word ‘metaphor’ as opposed to ‘message’ because he believes that media does not truly communicate a message. “A message denotes a specific, concrete statement about the world. But the forms of our media. . . are rather like metaphors, working

negative side of things, we have become increasingly depend upon electronic aides in our writing. Smart phone users, for example, now account for a very large portion of regular Internet users, and both major smart phone operating systems (Android and iOS) have tool sets tied into their distributions by default, such as on-demand dictionaries and thesauri and word-and-phrase completion, which may speed up communication but also have the effect of maybe doing too much work for the user, unintentionally