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Role of communication in globalization development (Everything speaks,…

- - - - Acculturation phenomenon
        
        Global business
        
        Exchange of information, knowledge and culture
        
        Travel across countries
        
        Imperialization
        
        India chose English as their official language, making their status as one of the potential world superpower more strong
- - - - Change to digital distribution
      - Magazine, books, newspaper
      - Enhancing topics of books to different culture, etc
    - - Movies digitizing to reach worldwide
      - Multilingual films
      - Global issue themes and needs
    - - Free flow of ideas worldwide
      - World Wide Web application
      - Email messages (textual only)
      - Evolution to video chatting
        
        'Free of charge" media platform (Skype, Goober)
        
        Allows visual cues and body language communication
        
        Accessible via laptops, and mobile
      - Simultaneous collaboration
        
        "Google wave" prototype
        
        Allows collaboration in real-time across any distance
        
        Open source of applications and software
    - - Becoming a lifeline and necessity to connect with people and world
      - Applications
        
        Music
        
        Videos
        
        Web browsing
        
        Messages
        
        Call and video chatting
      - In need for emergency case
      - Effect to world: Old models are discarded carelessly
        
        Option to sustainable global society: Recycle
- - - - Jamaican Creole
      - Tok Pisin
    - - Natural language
        
        Benefits: More beneficial and universal to be used as a global lingua franca.
        
        Drawbacks: Cultural conventions barrier between native and secondary speaker
      - Constructed language
        
        A language that is not evolved naturally, and is devised purposefully
        
        Eg: Esperanto language
        
        Potential candidate of lingua franca
        
        It is inherently culture-neutral.
      - How to choose Lingua Franca?
        
        Large number of native and substantial fraction of secondary speakers
        
        World language
        
        Geographic distribution
        
        Used in international relations and diplomatic relations
        
        Official language status in several countries
        
        Linguistic community that is not defined by ethnicity
        
        Widespread teaching as foreign language
      - English as a Lingua Franca
        
        Basic English is preferred over Standard English
        
        Basic English eliminates the cultural stigma within the Standard English
        
        Basic English is simpler and easy to pick up
        
        The best candidate as the international Lingua Franca
        
        The most widespread world language
        
        Most widely taught language as a foreign language
      - Chinese as a Lingua Franca
        
        Has a large number of native speaker but lesser secondary speaker
        
        Chinese language has less geographical distribution, making it not yet suitable as Lingua Franca