"The Impact of

Globalization
on How People
Communicate."
What is
Globalization?
Globalization refers to the spread of the flow
of financial products, goods, technology,
information, and jobs across national
borders and cultures. This means that
different customs and habits shared among
local communities have been shared among
communities that have different procedures
and even different beliefs.
What is
Communication?
Communication is the task of relaying
information which involves exchange of
ideas, messages, and information using
speech, visuals, signals, writing or behavior
between two or more living creatures.
 Global Communication
Global or international communication is
the development and sharing of
information, through verbal and non-
verbal messages, in international settings
and contexts. It is a broad field that
incorporates multiple disciplines of
communication, including intercultural,
political, health, media, crisis, social
advocacy, and integrated marketing
communications, to name just a few
The Impacts of

Globalization
On
Communication
 Positive Impacts • As the communication between the countries
becomes open sharing of information became
easier due to globalization. This has also
Globalization contributed to the increase in speed of
transportation of informations and products

on Communication
• Countries joining together through globalization
will remove the cultural barriers and make the
world a global village. Globalization makes the
countries adopt the factors that are beneficial in
the long run
 • If the rules and regulations regarding to the
protection of the culture, belief, and law are less in
underdeveloped countries, other developed
Negative Impacts countries can that do things that may violate or
disobey the other countries culture and beliefs.

Globalization
on • Loss of minority languages as majority languages
become normative, and the decrease in
grammatical skills as communicators use internet
shorthand and abbreviations.

Communication
 The effects of
GLOBALIZATION
ON
COMMUNICATIO
N
• Manners, body language, and non-verbal gestures
are consumed in different cultures
• There is a need of cultural awareness in body
language.
• The world becomes more accessible and
equitable
• Information is not being restricted and it allows the opportunity
not only to receive information but to enter information into
academic spaces and contribute to it.
• Time Differences
• One should get used to dynamics of cross-cultural
communication
• The etiquettes to establish and the proper use of technology to
communicate with people on the other side of the globe matters.
• Virtual communication must be introduced