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What Is Modern Technology And How Is It Changing?
Modern technology is all about efficiency and speed; it is about ensuring face-to-face
communication, connecting you to your healthcare provider, and empowering you by giving you
more access and control to the kind of care you get as well as service you receive.
Think about it this way: how often do you go online to look up information on…everything,
really? Millennials do that every day and would almost never buy into any kind of service
without reading the reviews and comments online first.
It is one way to determine whether or not a provider is to be trusted as well as see just how
beneficial whatever service they are looking into will be to their day to day lives.
The same should be for your health and care as a senior. Technological advancements such as
the Internet and computers have opened up a whole new world for you to learn and choose what
is best for your health and happiness.
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dashden354

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1. today mass media include television, radio, newspapers, magazines, outdoor advertising such as banners and billboards, internet websites, social media, podcasting, blogging, etc.

2. we get information we need from mass media.

3. mass media can supply any kind of information: international and national news, developments in science, advertising, events and reports on education, sports, cultural life, entertainment, fashion, etc.

4. there are a few discovery channels that broadcast a lot of interesting programmes on people lives, biographies, new discoveries in science, animals, etc.

5. i know such radio music programmes as top club chart and double hit on europa plus. there is also orpheus radio station that broadcasts classical music. in fact today you can find all kinds of music propgrammes to your taste.

6. we can be lost in the information ocean because our television provides so much information which can vary from social and economic crises, conflicts, wars, disasters, earthquakes, to diplomatic visits, negotiations; from terrorism, corruption, to pollution problems.