After reading Diffusion of Innovation by Rogers, I have learned about many new innovations and the order that they came to be. The innovation that I am choosing to discuss is the development of electronic communication. Social networks have had an extremely large impact on the diffusion of innovation. Electronic communication can mean a lot of things. This broad term includes image processing, radar processing, embedded systems, and wireless communications. Electronic communication has surely changed the world forever. The world will never stop using electronic communication. When people are able to communicate electronically, this means people are able to transfer writing, photos, sounds, videos, phone calls, emails, text messages, signals, and data. Pretty much everyone and everything uses electronic communication because it has simplified the process of communication. In 1836, the first electronic communication was used through the telegraph and was invented by Samuel Morse. Soon enough, electronics grew into a wider field. The microphone, the telephone, speakers, radios were then invented; followed by televisions, programmable computers, cellphones, and more. These innovations have changed the world forever and have allowed people to not only communicate in a more effective way but also use it these as platforms to share ideas, advertising, campaign, and more. Electronic communication has developed into something even greater today. Today, we have iPhones, MacBooks, androids, etc which are all more efficient ways to communicate wirelessly. These ways of communication have opened up a whole new world for sharing, posting, talking, and advertising. Without electronic communication, I am not quite sure where the world would be today.
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