Description

From Colour to Color: The Evolution of Written Communication is a witty, insightful exploration of how language has transformed—from the grand elegance of British English to the pragmatic brevity of American influence, and finally, into the era of instant messaging, emojis, and AI-powered communication.

Written by Mohan Krishnamurthy, an IT professional and trainer who has navigated thousands of pages of British and American English content, this book dives into the fascinating shifts in written communication across generations.

- Why older professionals insist on "Dear Sir," while juniors casually type "Hey!"

- How Windows 98 vs. Windows 10 symbolizes the generational gap in language adaptation

- The rise of emojis—why 😂 can replace entire sentences

- The humor in miscommunication—from autocorrect failures to accidental Reply-All disasters

Whether you cherish traditional formality or embrace modern efficiency, this book strikes the perfect balance between nostalgia and evolution, bridging the gaps between culture, technology, and the ever-changing way we express ourselves.

A must-read for both old-school thinkers and digital communicators, offering lighthearted wisdom on how language evolves, adapts, and sometimes... completely betrays us.