This graduate thesis presents the development of communication from its very beginning to today. In the beginning, I will define the concept of communication, the types of communication, and through the thesis present everyday communication in human life. We can communicate in a variety of ways, and by communicating we express our personal desires, ideas and feelings, and various physical, emotional and psychological needs. It is human nature that every day we communicate with each other and create social interaction. The structure of thesis is designed so that it begins with an explanation of the definition of communication, the development of communication through the history of the appearance of the first forms of communication, the invention of printing and the gradual development of a culture of reading. Furthermore, in this thesis, I describe a renaissance in communication, forms and types through printing, photography, cinematography, until the advent of television and the Internet. Given the previously emphasized importance of communication in human life, I did a research on the impact of the former ways of communicating on people and how modern communication (Internet, social networks, text messages, telephones, cell phones, e-mails) affects people today. The research conducted through online surveys confirmed two hypotheses: 1. Today's modern communication moves people away from each other. 2. Through today's modern communications (Internet, social networks, text messaging, phone, cell phone, e-mail) people easier, faster and simpler establish and maintain contact with each other. The thesis is divided into ten chapters and ends with the interpretation of the results of the research carried out and the conclusion and review of the literature.