Our personal information is increasingly found in digital format—
pictures, letters, bills, receipts, videos—digital means it’s
easier to share not only content but the impact of content,
whether the content is informational, educational, entertaining,
or emotional.
Internet users today can create messages that incorporate
many media types: emails can include attachments of sound,
picture, audio, and pure data files. But let’s think about what
we would send and when we send it once we have the ability to
compose and send while mobile. In short, real-time distribution
will result in an increase in the quality and frequency of
communication.