Digital commuinication by. tatyana fields
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Digital communication has advanced significantly over the past two centuries. In the 19th century, basic communication methods like telephones and early cell phones with buttons were used. In the 21st century, new technologies emerged like cell phones with screens and laptop computers. As new forms of technology developed, internet access improved as well, leading to the creation of websites and social media sites. Today's digital era allows for improved connectivity and more advanced ways of interacting through continual technological innovations.
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