传播英语作文

The Disadvantages of Online CommunicationFrom emails to instant messaging to social networking, today's society has a larger variety of methods of communication than ever before. While that's led to a dramatic increase in the speed and quantity of interpersonal communication, it can also lead to more misinterpretation and other negative effects.Security ThreatsCommunicating online means you'll often be sharing personal information. Everything you share on the Web gets stored somewhere, and that information could put you at personal or financial risk if it gets in the wrong hands. Computer hackers are increasingly savvy at gleaning credit card or financial information by gathering your phone number, email address and other personal information, and that could set you up for identity theft. Likewise, giving people you don't know access to your social media profiles could mean they'll know where you live or work before you're ready to share that information. Consider the 2014 Heartbleed security breach, in which Internet security experts discovered a virus that allowed hackers to access usernames, passwords, encryption keys and computer memory, and you'll get an idea of what is at risk.Connectivity IssuesUnlike having a face-to-face conversation, communicating online requires you to have Internet access. When that Internet, email or social media access is limited, it can mean you'll receive delayed responses to your inquiries. In some cases, it can even mean you don't receive important emails or instant messages. While those instances can be rare, they're no less inconvenient. When well-known email provider Gmail went down for less than two hours, experts at Google considered that a "big deal," and took steps to prevent it from happening to that extent in the future.MisinterpretationIn face-to-face communication, several elements come into play to foster good communication, including non-verbal cues and tone of voice. When someone says something in a gruff tone, you'll generally understand that he's upset. Likewise, crossed arms or a pinched face can indicate someone is not comfortable. In online communication, you won't have those luxuries. Instead, people sometimes rely on punctuation or even emoticons such as the smiley face to share moods or emotions. This is an evolving aspect of online communication, and one some people are more attuned to than others. Typing in all capital letters, for example, might be interpreted as shouting to one person, while another person won't consider that rude or overbearing at all. If there's room for misinterpretation, it might simply be better to make that phone call, suggests researcher Nicholas Epley, PhD, of the University of Chicago.Interpersonal SkillsScientific evidence is mounting that the advent of smartphones and social networking is having a detrimental effect on interpersonal skills. According to a study conducted by Cornell University sociologist Matthew Brashears and published by ABC News, people tend to socialize more these days, but have fewer closer friends. Another study, sponsored by JDate.com and ChristianMingle.com and detailed in USA Today, found that about one-third of adults prefer to ask for dates via text instead of calling. In short, online communication may be making it more difficult for people to communicate in the more traditional one-on-one or face-to-face manner.

写作思路：简述中国网络媒体传播的发展状况，写出自己认知下的网络世界的发展。

正文：

It has been twenty more years since network was formally defined in 1995.

网络从1995年被正式定义至今已经有20几年。

According to the rapid development of the network, time is not short.

按照网络日新月异的发展速度来说时间也不算短。

Since the moment he started, many experts and scholars have warned traditional media.

自从他开始的那一刻就有很多专家学者对传统媒介发出了警告。

Just as the radio wave was used, Mr. Max's prediction has failed. So far, the traditional media in the world has not disappeared, or even developed normally.

就和电波被运用马克斯先生的预言一样的失效了 ，目前为止全世界的传统媒介依然没有消失，甚至发展得还很正常。

The reasons can not be generalized, so I will analyze the impact of network communication on traditional news media in China from the perspective of China's special environment.

这里面的原因不能一概而论，所以我就中国的特殊环境来分析网络传播在中国对传统新闻媒体的影响。

In fact, Internet media is still in its infancy in China.

其实网络媒体在中国还属于刚刚起步。

Not as many scholars who clamor wolf come to say, China has not yet reached the point where no network can not survive, nor has it reached the level of network.

并非像很多叫嚣着”狼来的"学者说的那样，中国还没到没网络不能生存的地步，也没有到网络化的程度。

More beautiful to the extent that traditional media are in danger.

更加美到什么传统媒介岌岌自危的程度。

It's just the beginning.

一切只是刚开头。

Compared with traditional media, Internet communication is just a doll.

网络传播相对于传统媒介来说不过还只是个娃娃。

In terms of hardware and software, we are still quite different from developed countries because of the population base, even broadband is very limited in speed.

在硬件上软件上我们还差别与发达国家很大的一段距离，因为人口基数关系哪怕是宽带在速度上地非常有限。

Plus the broadband bottom penetration rate makes our network not working smoothly.

加上宽带的底普及率使得我们的网络运转得还不畅通。

The function of network development is very limited.

网络发展的功能其实还非常有限。