Broadcast
Broadcast media has been a staple of modern communication and messaging, since from early last century, including radio and television; and has allowed dissemination of information and media, to disparate audiences the world over.
Media
Centralisation
Intrinsic to broadcasting is the passive nature of information emanating from a central source; in stark contrast to the active nature of the internet, which allows relay and communication of ideas to one or more persons in a wholly distributed manner, using various devices and media.
Networking
The internet is arguably in its' relative infancy, with new networks being built as demand for data increases but just as important; new standards are being developed for the presentation of media, as well as security and enhancements to the basic functionality of the web.
Data
The media landscape has been radically altered by the internet, to such an extent that traditional modes of advertising and consumption are forever changed or have disappeared. High-quality audio and video, coupled with live and on-demand data and services, means no one should have to miss out on the information revolution.
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