Communication speed refers to how quickly information can be transmitted or shared between individuals or groups. It is often measured in terms of data transfer rate or latency.
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Telegraph: The telegraph was an invention that revolutionized long-distance communication during the 19th century by transmitting coded messages over long distances using electrical signals.
Telephone: The telephone invented by Alexander Graham Bell further improved communication speed by enabling real-time voice conversations over long distances.
Internet: The internet has drastically increased communication speed by allowing near-instantaneous transmission of information globally through email, messaging apps, video calls, etc.