Why do some societies have difficulty participating in the communications revolution?

A. People in some societies don't need modern communication technology.

B. Treaties exist to stop Internet technology from being exported to certain nations.

C. Some societies have a cultural bias against modern communications.

D. The high cost of necessary equipment is prohibitive.

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Aimee Joseph

29 July, 04:12

Why do some societies have difficulty participating in the communications revolution?

A. People in some societies don't need modern communication technology.

B. Treaties exist to stop Internet technology from being exported to certain nations.

C. Some societies have a cultural bias against modern communications.

D. The high cost of necessary equipment is prohibitive.

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Tommy Blanchard · Answer 1

The appropriate answer would be D. This is for the reason that it takes capital to acquire the necessary tools and equipment, to preserve and upgrade it, and prepare people to use it, many societies find it hard to take part in the communications revolution.