Messages

Nonverbal Messages and Intercultural Communication

Intercultural communication takes place when individuals influenced by different cultural communities negotiate shared meanings in interaction. As every country has its own cultural value system; consequently, nonverbal communication is different from country to country. Therefore, having knowledge about the similarities and differences of nonverbal communication in different cultures increases...

Hyperactive Messages

Hyperactive Messages are similar to Active Messages; but they are designed with two goals. Like active messages, Hyperactive Messages facilitate efficient communication among computations distributed over a network of workstations. But they also facilitate for the dynamic insertion of code or upgrades to existing code into a computation. If a Hyperactive Message carries data it is processed as ...

Subliminal Messages

In the fall of 1982 we were contacted by a local radio announcer for information about a phenomenon he referred to as “backmasking.” However, his question did not concern the well-studied phenomenon of visual persistence (see DiLollo, 1980; Sakitt, 1976); the announcer wanted to know what were the effects on a listener of messages that allegedly had been recorded backward into popular rock musi...

Entangled messages

It is sometimes necessary to send copies of the same email to different parties, but it is impossible to ensure that if one party reads the message the other parties will bound to read it. We propose an entanglement based scheme where if one party reads the message the other party will bound to read it simultaneously. It would be interesting thing if one transmits same or different messages to ...

Mixed messages