Q. Hey yahoo people, i have a question that has now taken me two weeks to answer. This is my question for a project due very soon and i have no idea. I tried looking on Google but i couldn't find anything useful. Can someone please please please help me and tell me which communication techniques were popular in the 1990s and how it differed from the 80s . By communication techniques,i mean a way people got in touch with each other, These days, we use cellphones and facebook..etc, but what were the communication techniques back in the 1990s ??? and how were the techniques different from the techniques of the 1980s ?? PLEASE HELLPP , PLZZ !! THANK U THANK U !!! =] =] =] =] =]
thanks for all the answers, really =] wudnt mind more..haha
thanks for all the answers, really =] wudnt mind more..haha
Answer
There were social groups, just really primative compared to Facebook, etc.
They called 'em 'newsgroups' & forums. Of course, that's assuming you had a computer.
I still remember seeing the Internet for the 1st time in college, in 1990. The 54K Modem unleashed all its pings & screeches and relayed...the weather in Lawrence, Kansas!
Yay Prodigy!!
Anyway, phones were around, as was actual writing (long before we had text script).
The 80s were all about using snail mail & word of mouth.
A 'chat room' was physical. As in you literally had a room full of people who liked the same thing. The only way to communicate was via phone, snail mail, or in person.
There were cell phones, btw, in the 80s. They were just the size of a brick and looked more like a WW2 walkie talkie!
There were social groups, just really primative compared to Facebook, etc.
They called 'em 'newsgroups' & forums. Of course, that's assuming you had a computer.
I still remember seeing the Internet for the 1st time in college, in 1990. The 54K Modem unleashed all its pings & screeches and relayed...the weather in Lawrence, Kansas!
Yay Prodigy!!
Anyway, phones were around, as was actual writing (long before we had text script).
The 80s were all about using snail mail & word of mouth.
A 'chat room' was physical. As in you literally had a room full of people who liked the same thing. The only way to communicate was via phone, snail mail, or in person.
There were cell phones, btw, in the 80s. They were just the size of a brick and looked more like a WW2 walkie talkie!
How do I make my IRC Network more popular?
omar
Where can I get the people from?
Answer
Announce it in the alt.irc newsgroups?
Announce it in the alt.irc newsgroups?
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