History Of Newspapers

The Printing Press

Jan 1, 1447

The printing press was created by Johann Gutenberg.

The London Gazetta

Jan 1, 1556

In 1556 the Venetian government published Notizie Scritte, for which readers paid a small coin, to receive the Gazetta.

GERMANY

Jan 1, 1605

Publishing relation Germany

Belgium

Jan 1, 1616

Nieuwe Tijdingen in Belgium

FRANCE

Jan 1, 1631

Gazette in France

England

Jan 1, 1665

Th London Gazette, founded in 1665, is still published as a court journal

Sweden

Jan 1, 1766

Was the first country to pass a law protecting press freedom.

Telagraph

Jan 1, 1844

The invention of the telegraph

Japan

Jan 1, 1870

Japan%u2019s first daily newspaper, Yokohama Mainichi Shimbun, appeared in 1870.

Between 1890 to 1920

Jan 1, 1890

The period known as the %u201Cgolden age%u201D of print media.

The Spark

Jan 1, 1900

The Spark was published by Lenin.

Broadcast

Jan 1, 1920

Broadcast radio exploded onto the media scene

Thanh Nien

Jun 21, 1925

Thanh Nien made its debut in Vietnam, introducing Marxism to the country and providing information on the revolution%u2019s strategic policies.

Circulation

Jan 1, 1970

Newspaper circulation in America dropped from one newspaper for every two adults to one for every three adults. Despite this sharp decline, television%u2019s omnipresence did not render the newspaper obsolete

First Recorded Newspaper From 59BC

Jan 1, 2000

For a long time people have used print wright to spread news to big parties.