The communication sector of Bangladesh  has changed dramatically within 2 years. The incentives both from government and public sectors have helped to grow this sector.It is now one of the biggest sector of  Bangladesh. As a populous country, it's huge market has attracted many foreign investors to invest in this sector.

As the Internet has increased in popularity throughout the world, Internet services in Bangladesh have flourished and prices continue to decrease. Internet cafes are scattered around major cities in Bangladesh.
 

Mass media is an important method of transmitting information and current news to the population. It is an important form of communication in all countries. Whether television, radio or through the press, mass media provides the population with up-to-date news and information.

Bangladesh's landline telecommunications system is owned by the state. The Bangladesh Telephone and Telegraph Board is the organization that controls telecommunications in the country. Besides BTTB, which operates in all urban areas, there are two private operators. Bangladesh Rural Telecom Authority and Sheba Telecommunications provide telephone services to rural areas. Digital telephone systems are being introduced into Bangladesh.

The Post Office in Bangladesh is a government department that provides the community with a variety of postal products and services. Post is one of the cheapest methods of communication and Bangladesh's service is quite efficient. Services offered by the post office include the mailing of letters, handling parcels, track and trace, courier delivery, foreign money order, e-Post, financial services, post boxes and more. Airmail to Europe takes between three and four days.