How do you relate broad band and convergence?

Answer 1

Convergence is where traditional forms of media have become intertwined--for example, go to a website for a newspaper and you will most likely find audio reports on some stories as well as video reports on some stories. You now have print journalism and broadcast (radio and tv) journalism on the same media outlet. And if you go to a television or radio station's website, you will find print versions of their news stories. Convergence would not be possible without broadband, which allows for the flow of information to your home or work computer. If broadband were not in existence, you could not get all three forms of media on one platform. So basically, broadband makes convergence possible. And Convergence make broadband necessary.

Answer 2

Broadband refers to high-speed internet connectivity that enables the transmission of large amounts of data. Convergence, on the other hand, refers to the integration of various technologies or services into a single device or platform. Broadband enables convergence by providing the necessary bandwidth for different types of data, such as voice, video, and data, to be transmitted over the same network, allowing for seamless communication and entertainment experiences.