Post by account_disabled on Mar 4, 2024 22:37:31 GMT -5
What not many people know is that Microsoft, way back in 2012, tried to respond to these provocations with a video and by launching a real website (now inactive). The protagonist of the video is George, a clumsy boy obsessed with Explorer, to the point of having to delete it from the computers of all the people he knows. Microsoft's attempt apparently was not successful, but it is very interesting to observe the way in which it tried to overturn the negative reputation of Internet Explorer from a communication point of view . May 1 Paying homage to a software that - for better or for worse - has accompanied generations of people is a duty. Many of us will probably fondly remember the first moments in which we found ourselves surfing the Internet, perhaps with connections that were not too high-performance and using Internet Explorer itself.
For this reason, even if no one will miss it, we probably won't easily forget the Made in Microsoft web browser – whether we like it or not, it represents an important piece of the history of the Internet . Since you've come this far , I wanted to tell you that we talked about this tragic news in our podcast, Weekly News , where every week you can find the latest from the digital Belgium Phone Number and marketing world . If you want to stay up to date on the best news, I highly recommend you give it a listen – I'll leave this week's episode below! You are reading this article online, in a digital platform, the “blog”. To do this, you are probably using a PC, smartphone or tablet.
You are immersed in technology and you are communicating with it: read and reflect, reflect and respond to yourself. You might think that there is no human to human experience in all this, but in this article I will explain why, instead, the opposite is true: what we are creating, you and I, is a personal and human relationship, which its foundations on the digital communication process . But let's go in order. How the communication process works In digital communication (which many also call "online communication") there is a sender (in this case me ) and a receiver (in this case you , who are reading). The purpose of this article of mine is to communicate with you, send you a very specific message and activate a reaction in you capable of decoding it. I offer you everything I have available to make you understand my words and have them interpreted by dampening any background noise or distractions. We are communicating, simply put, through the Communication Process.
For this reason, even if no one will miss it, we probably won't easily forget the Made in Microsoft web browser – whether we like it or not, it represents an important piece of the history of the Internet . Since you've come this far , I wanted to tell you that we talked about this tragic news in our podcast, Weekly News , where every week you can find the latest from the digital Belgium Phone Number and marketing world . If you want to stay up to date on the best news, I highly recommend you give it a listen – I'll leave this week's episode below! You are reading this article online, in a digital platform, the “blog”. To do this, you are probably using a PC, smartphone or tablet.
You are immersed in technology and you are communicating with it: read and reflect, reflect and respond to yourself. You might think that there is no human to human experience in all this, but in this article I will explain why, instead, the opposite is true: what we are creating, you and I, is a personal and human relationship, which its foundations on the digital communication process . But let's go in order. How the communication process works In digital communication (which many also call "online communication") there is a sender (in this case me ) and a receiver (in this case you , who are reading). The purpose of this article of mine is to communicate with you, send you a very specific message and activate a reaction in you capable of decoding it. I offer you everything I have available to make you understand my words and have them interpreted by dampening any background noise or distractions. We are communicating, simply put, through the Communication Process.