Communication Quote by Albert Speer

The secret of war lies in the communications.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

“Mass communication, in a word, is neither good nor bad; it is simply a force and, like any other force, it can be used…

— Aldous Huxley

“it may be added that the press is apt to favour the enemy, for the war correspondents are generally all on the side of…

— Charles Edward Callwell

“In the Brave New World of my prophetic fable technology had advanced far beyond the point it had reached in Hitler’s day; consequently the…

— Aldous Huxley

In the World War [WW1] nothing was more dreadful to witness than a chain of men starting with a battalion commander and ending with…

— J. F. C. Fuller

“Communication would no longer have to go through hierarchical channels. The exchange of information was key to our business, of course, but I believed…

— Ed Catmull

“(23) War-fighting commanders may find themselves bereft of communications faculties on which they have become reliant in peacetime training. Most forms of radio-transmissions can”

— Gilbert Andrew Hugh Gordon

“War created the conditions for great advances in technology...without war men would not traverse oceans in hours, travel in space, or microwave popcorn.”

— Adrian R Lewis

“The assumptions that propagandists are rational, in the sense that they follow their own propaganda theories in their choice of communications, and that the…

— Klaus Krippendorff

I think that Sir Winston Churchill, in the period that the Germans occupied the Channel Ports, when the whole war hung in issue, fulfilled…

— Malcolm Muggeridge

“Communication is the oxygen of a great culture.”

— Kamil Toume

“It is, in fact, impossible clearly to distinguish economic war from information war, since each involves the same hegemonic ambition of making commercial and…

— Paul Virilio