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Communication types mean method which presents communications ’content, responded that term in the lexicon Dictionnaire de la réadaptation , as defined by the authors that way which made public exposure through any phenomenon of communication or any act of outreach event. The recent revolution in the means of communication is the communication technology revolution, especially the Internet where a merger between the diverse means of telecommunication technology with the computer, which turned upside down all the patterns and the previous concepts from communication process, resulting in revising many of the previous patterns as communication pyramid (transmission linear from above to under), but all connected individuals in this network are equal in exercising the role of communication. The evolution of the Internet and its spread in recent years changes communication relations that bind the parties of the communication process " sender and receiver", but imposed on the theorists and specialists in the field of information and communication science reconsider many of the concepts associated with the process of making connectivity act communication, a process of communication has become a complex process , No longer just a linear process from sender to receiver, but generated other parties of communication so the sender is no longer the master of the situation and in command of the message, but the receiver is also an architect of the act of communication available to him, including interactivity ,simultaneousity ,virtuality ,fragmentation of authority and the possibilities of making information as well. In our paper of reference will be a forum for the various types of new communication. |
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