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A demonstration of the Gutenberg pressAllowed printed media to be mass-distributed, standardized the English language’s spelling, caused the information revolution, allowed people to learn who wouldn’t be able to.
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A more detailed history of the microphoneAllowed for radio, music broadcasting/recording, and modern television broadcasting, among many other advancements
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More detailed history of the CRTAllowed for television broadcasts, screen displays, eventually led to use as a computer display, first ‘terminal’ of visual broadcast media
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CBC radio recreation of one of marconi's experimentsImproved the defining technology of a generation; provided media to the masses
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A gallery of vacuum tube radios and related itemsUsed to rectify current and improve quality of a radio signal, went on to be used as a telephone line repeater, amplifier in audio systems, and in radios, the defining media of a generation.
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Comparison of CD sound versus that of a vinyl recordFirst commercial recorded music medium; allowed people to collect their favorite music for the first time
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A demonstration of point contact transistor technologyAllowed for more complex electrical circuits, more powerful computers, cheaper, smaller radios, more powerful/faster telecom applications, among other things
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A bit more about the Kitchen ComputerThe Honeywell ‘Kitchen Computer’ becomes the first in a long line of devices that would revolutionize media forever; unsuccessful on its own, but a landmark
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Footage of the moon landingLargest, most international event broadcast to that time; watched throughout the world, first major defining moment for the television.
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Beginning of a movement where news would be sourced from people around us; instead of the traditional media, everyone could easily be their own reporter
