Manipulation of information is manipulation as a form of communication in today's world. The first part of the paper describes the meaning of the notion of communication and its role and purpose, and also refers to business communication. Business communication is essential to be able to represent the company professionally and is an important part of the team work that communication is improving. The author also refers to interpersonal communication, which is a contemporary scientific discipline that deals with the conversation, and it belongs to verbal and nonverbal communication. With this kind of communication we try to convey our ideas. Verbal communication is based on communicating words and is accompanied by nonverbal, which is more pronounced and in which we express our words to the body. Communication entails manipulation, because sometimes in order to fulfill our expectations we deceive the environment and present the world of facts as they may not. The author depicted the purpose and tactics of manipulation and manipulation through the media. The media provide the most prominent form of manipulation they are trying to distort the truth in their reports to gain public interest. The subconscious entails knowledge that we accept as correct. The author also presented ten media manipulation strategies delivered by American Noam Chomsky, an American linguist who portrays the actual state of media relations to their users. Media is manipulated through public relations, the term of which is first put into use in 1807 by Thomas Jefferson, then US President. It builds a relationship with the targeted public. The author describes the facts from which the manipulation stands out from the behavioral control method that Tanta, I. described in his article "Shaping the Mind or the necessity of manipulation". The next chapter of the author is silence as manipulation and it is visible in it as far as communication is concerned with the outside world. The paper presents the research results of the communication manipulation conducted by the author in a time period from August 15, 2017 to August 28, 2017 via an online questionnaire sent through Facebook's social network. The purpose of the research is to insight into how much we manipulate and how. Through a sample of 123 respondents (88 women and 35 men), it was proven that most of them manipulate the environment to meet their needs. Research has shown that respondents believe that manipulation in today's world is necessary for success and thus proves that there is an increasing number of manipulators among us and that they will do everything possible to manipulate us.