Thomas Friedman’s article ‘It’s a Flat World, After All’, published in The New York Times on April 3, 2005 wakes the world, especially the Americans to the ground breaking changes that the world has faced in terms of technology and communication. Thomas Friedman cautions the youth of America to wake up to the reality of a flat world, wherein people across the globe compete with them to make a profit in the global market.
Friedman’s idea of beginning the article from Christopher Columbus is indeed an innovative idea. Columbus, in an age that was limited with technological advancements, brought a new knowledge to the humanity about the world that it was actually round. A few hundred decades after this noble invention the advancement in the area of technology and communication make the people …
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