The media world is changing dramatically and with that, it is imperative that the nature of emergency management and communication is also bound to change. Right from changing weather patterns and frequent earthquakes to volcanic eruptions, deforestation, and melting of glaciers, everything is affecting humans and is being affected by humans. With hazards growing steadily and threatening mankind, information communication both before and after emergency situations, and also while it is going on, has accelerated at a faster pace than expected, with the increasing involvement both at the local and the national level.