There has been phenomenal progress in communication media from the days of telegraphy which was the fastest mode of communication in the 1940s. Now, electronic media has taken giant strides in the field of telecommunication. Storage and transmission through analog, via internet using spectrums of different wavelengths, has emerged in the form of computers, mobile phones and laptops. Internet usage has become universal, occupying all commercial and business centres. Apart from vulgarity, which is an offspring of the digital revolution, an element of dehumanisation has seeped in. With the advent of artificial intelligence and robots, we can soon foresee humans and machines dancing together.
