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1. Record Player to a 2018 recreated record player with an AUX cord.

2. Online newspapers

3. pen pal to IM to text

4. paypal to venmo

5. Cable to Netflix

We agree with the quote, because as new medias are being created you can't blame the customers for choosing the more convenient option.

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1. In person vs online classes:
Traditionally, classes are taught in person in a classroom, but today they can be taken online.

This type of convergence would not be a risk because even though more online classes are being taken, I don't believe in person classrooms will ever go away, especially considering the amount of universities there are all around the world.

2. Food Service vs Uber Eats
Today you don't even have to step outside your house to get something to eat–your food can just get sent straight to your house.

This could represent a risk to those who work in food service because if no one if going into the location to eat/order, the cashiers won't be needed, and they'll be out of a job.

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1.) first form of texting was just words now we can send things like gifs, picture, emojis, send things with effects

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1.) first form of texting was just words now we can send things like gifs, picture, emojis, send things with effects

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2.) looking for jobs: used to look in the newspaper now you can look online (linkedin)
3.) snapchat used to be just taking photos and sending to friends, now you can share with everyone and see news: went from self focused to culturally and world wide app

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1. carrying separate devices (phone, camera, music player) to all features being in one device
2. dating through ads in newspaper or meeting in person with matchmaker to dating through apps
3. going to blockbuster to rent a DVD to having movies available online for a monthly payment

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1. comicbooks/books to movies and television shows.

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1. no face tattoos to Face tattoos

2. singing culture in rap

3. gang culture

4. flintlock to semi automatic

5. cash to card

I agree with the quote because usually everybody hops on the new wave. Plus, whatever works best everybody will use. Which is probably going to be the new media/market.

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1. OK stands for "Oll Korrect" a trend from Boston university students in the 1700/1800s. It caught on due to morse code. Most manuals said do not cease transmissions until "OK" is received. We have now come back around to shortened slang such as "lol" for similar reasons of saving time. 

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1. OK stands for "Oll Korrect" a trend from Boston university students in the 1700/1800s. It caught on due to morse code. Most manuals said do not cease transmissions until "OK" is received. We have now come back around to shortened slang such as "lol" for similar reasons of saving time. 

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This could represent the fragmentation of posh English. The full eloquent, bougie, grammatically correct English. We have since this time begun to shorten words and phrases.

2. The google arts and culture app has a program where you take a selfie and it shows you what old portrait looks the most like you. This is the convergence of antique arts and modern media/ technology.

This app may actually reconnect individuals with the history of art and especially portraits.