Media Fragmentation Effect on Public Relation Other Essay
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Media fragmentation in this case involves an increase in ways in which information can be relayed. Traditionally, information in an organization could only be relayed through wired telephones, memos, letters, meetings, face-to-face, e-mails, reports or by use of a few radio or TV stations, newspapers that were available to communicate to the public.