Communication

Communication:
Process by which information is transmitted from one entity to another. Communication processes are sign-mediated interactions between at least two agents who share the samerepertoire of signs and semiotics have common rules. Traditionally, communication has been defined as "the exchange of feelings, opinions, or any other information by speech, writing or other signs
To makecommunication possible, there must be: a transmitter, a receiver, a message and a channel through which to send the message. If any of these items fails, it is said that there was a glitch and cannotestablish communication.
Parts of communication:
* Transmitter: A person who is responsible for transmitting the message. This person chooses and selects the signs that you agree, that is, performsa coding process; encodes the message.
* Receiver: A person, to who the communication is directed, performs a reverse process to the issuer, which decrypts and interprets the signs chosen by theissuer, that is, decodes the message.
* Message: It is the content of information (content submitted): the set of ideas, feelings, events expressed by the issuer and that you want to convey tothe receiver to be captured as desired by the issuer. The message is properly encoded information.
* Channel: Is where information is transmitted, communication, establishing a connection betweenthe transmitter and receiver. Best known as the medium or space by circulating the message. Examples: air, in the case of voice telephone wires, in the case of a telephone conversation. Whencommunication is interpersonal, between individuals and without any electronic medium in between, like a conversation face to face (hence "interpersonal") - is called Channel. But when communication is viaelectronic artifacts or bodies or artificial, it is called medium. For example: A chat Coffee, Channel, a phone call or a text message, a Medium. The mass media-TV, Radio, Newspaper, Internet, etc .-...