Alienation in international communication systems and UNESCO's solution efforts in the third world: Information for all programme

Communication which results from the need of transferring the daily life experiences has shown great changes so far. It starts with the human voice, has made an important step with the invention of writing and has been moved to another dimension with the satellite technology. Communication enriched with technological developments after the industry, has been the helping force that sustain its existence and legitimacy in colonial countries . Telegraph cables laid on the bottom of the ocean in the 21st century has been replaced by the satellites. The use of media and information technology together in 1970s has removed the limits in communication and trigger the globalization. Change of national and international political structures, blend of cultures, emergence of the community based on the consumption are one of just a few impacts of globalization.With the impact of globalization, circulation of goods and services among the countries becomes easier. However, inequalities have emerged in the distribution of income among the less developed/developing countries. In order to remedy these imbalances in the 1970s, initiatives beginning with the Non-Aligned Movement in this period, has created great echo. As a result of these initiatives MacBride report has occurred, so that new dialog layout requests have a theoretical frame. With the demolition of communism in the 1990s, ?Communication for development and Information for all? programs have been created in accordance with communication that occurs in the new world system. These programs are applied in less developed and developing countries.Keyword:1. International communication2. Information for All Programme.3.MacBride Report