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The discovery of Alibata or Baybayin,whose form was similar to image-based types of characters of our Asian neighbors. Closest to having a broadcast system of information dissemination in ancient time was traced to the "Umalohokan" or the town criers.
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Telegraph and Telephone system in the Philippines was introduced
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Books, Magazines, and Newspaper were bought to the Philippines by the Ancient Colonizer, and mostly printed in language that not everybody in the archipelago could speak
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Del Superior Govierno, was the very first newspaper that was established, and was intended for the Spaniards only.
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La Solidaridad, the most nationalistic newspaper was established.
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The First telephone sysytem of the country began its operation
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Radio broadcast Experiments began
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Filipino Film was able to rise, and so called "Golden Age of Philippine Cinema
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Quirino in establishing DZAQ-TV Channel 3, which aired the very first television broadcast in the Philippines
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Declaration of Martial Law. Then Ferdinand Marcos first move were to suppress press freedom
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Philippine Constitutions declared that media should also be protected and should remain free
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On the early 1990s, email communications was also introduced in several sectors, primarily within multinational companies operating in the country like IBM, Motorola, and Texas Instruments
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The local online forum called the Bulletin Board System or BBS was established
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The first commercial Internet service provider was launched by Mosaic Communications or MosCom, making it possible for Filipinos to go online.
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The Philippines was named as the "social media capital of the world" in 2011 as 93.9% of the population area are heavy Facebook users. The Philippines is also in the top 10 countries that use Twitter the most.
