EFFECT OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION ON THE CULTURE OF POLITICAL DIFFERENCE AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE

In the face of unchecked and unprofessional information flows, many print, audio and video media have resorted to more sophisticated means of information technology in order to communicate their message to the recipient and thus maintain the credibility of the parent medium. Information is readily available on the mobile phone at any time to the user but lacks ) To the state of communication or comment and therefore lacks the element of difference of opinion for non-circulation. In this context, there have been numerous scientific studies that dealt with the adoption of the electronic media by the youth to form political concepts and expand their perceptions and work on knowledge of all the events that are taking place in the political arena. They relied on two things. First, it is to view Meincher via electronic means without checking or searching. From the sources that confirm the credibility of this information. The second is the political discussions that take place between them and their peers or among the intellectuals through these means. They are not indifferent to the conditions and rules of difference between the different groups in culture, education and political practice, and the neglect of the environmental and biological factors of the interlocutors. Hence, the aim of this study is to reveal the extent of Egyptian youth's interest in political debate through the electronic media and to reach the behaviors of Egyptian youth in the event of political differences through the electronic media. This study is especially important in the need to fill the research gap represented by the impact of the electronic media - especially Facebook as the most widely used among young people according to the latest scientific statistics - on the culture of political difference among young people. This descriptive study used the field survey methodology on a sample of students The data collection tool was the first questionnaire: to collect the required data and presented to the respondents about the impact of Facebook on the culture of political difference between them. And the second: a personal data form to determine the environmental and social dimension of the respondents. The study reached several results, the most important of which are: The respondents are keen (81%) (always - sometimes) on the absence of a political dispute because of its damage to the division among colleagues. The study concluded several recommendations, including: raising the level of discourse and political debate in official and popular forums and establishing ethical rules for substantive political differences.