PHP design pattern Mediator (mediator pattern)_PHP tutorial

/**
* Mediator Pattern
*
* Use a mediating object to encapsulate a series of object interactions so that each object does not need to explicitly reference each other, thus loosening the coupling and allowing them to change independently. The interaction between
*/
abstract class Mediator
{
abstract public function send($message,$colleague);
}
abstract class Colleague
{
private $_mediator = null;
public function Colleague($mediator)
{
$this->_mediator = $mediator;
}
public function send($message)
{
$this->_mediator->send($message,$this);
}
abstract public function notify($message);
}
class ConcreteMediator extends Mediator
{
private $_colleague1 = null;
private $_colleague2 = null;
public function send($message,$colleague)
{
if($colleague == $this->_colleague1)
{
$this->_colleague1->notify($message);
} else {
$this->_colleague2->notify($message);
}
}
public function set($colleague1,$colleague2)
{
$this->_colleague1 = $colleague1;
$this->_colleague2 = $colleague2;
}
}
class Colleague1 extends Colleague
{
public function notify($message)
{
echo "Colleague1 Message is :".$message."
";
}
}
class Colleague2 extends Colleague
{
public function notify($message)
{
echo "Colleague2 Message is :".$message."
";
}
}
//
$objMediator = new ConcreteMediator();
$objC1 = new Colleague1($objMediator);
$objC2 = new Colleague2($objMediator);
$objMediator->set($objC1,$objC2);
$objC1->send("to c2 from c1");
$objC2->send("to c1 from c2");