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The information and communication revolution: An engine of global change

The information and communication revolution: This sector is the key to the future in an ever-changing1.2199183-753470720

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One cannot address the issue of change in this series of articles without exploring the rapid advancements in the field of communication and information technology.

Since the start of the third millennium, this domain has witnessed a true revolution that has had profound and radical effects on the different social, cultural, political, economic, security, and military aspects of human life. This revolution is viewed by many as the key to the future and to mastering the instruments of power, advancement, and modernity in an ever-changing world.

The developments in the field of communication have deeply affected the structure of human society throughout history. With each significant development or invention that facilitates and improves the means of communication, humanity has progressed from one stage of civilisation to a more advanced one.

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