James P1

  • Jan 1, 1439

    Printing Press

    Printing Press
    Allowed for the mass production allowing ideas to be spread across the globe. At this time most people could not read.
  • Journals

    Journals
    These were published by scientists and engineers, allowing ideas to be shared in specific area helping in the development of specific subjects across the globe.
  • Magazine

    Magazine
    The first magazine was published. This enabled people to read about subjects of interest and improve their knowledge of it. At this more people could read however most still could'nt
  • The First Newspaper

    The First Newspaper
    Technology had developed enough to allow a daily Newspaper (the Times). People can now read about things that happened the day before and react to today. This was a big leap forward into improving the publics knowledge of current affairs. This also created the job of reporters.
  • Telephone

    Telephone
    The invention of the telephone enabled to people to communicate in real time ove long distances. However this was only available to commercial companies at the time. It helped the companies to speed things up such as the ordering of goods and communicating with each other.
  • Home Telephone

    Home Telephone
    This allowed the public to communicate with each other, however this was only if they could afford it and with it costing somewhere in the region of £2000 in todays money, only the rich could.
  • Radio

    Radio
    The state government put up the transmitters meaning they owned the broadcasters. This was the first mass media transmitted directly into peoples home. This was very popular, Millions of people bought these. Hiitler used the radio to spread proper ganda around the German people.
  • Television

    Television
    This was incredibly powerful allowing the public to see visually what is happening and allows them to shape there own opinion. There are now over 24 million Televisions in the UK. The BBC moto is - Inform, Educate and Entertain.
  • Internet

    Internet
    This was invented by the US millitary so that if one base was distroyed the others could still communicate. Still not available to the public
  • First Mobile Phone

    First Mobile Phone
    This thousands in modern day money so it was only available to the very rich, it also weighed 1KG. It allowed half an hour talk time and was only used by rich buisiness men
  • Commercial Sky Satellite

    Commercial Sky Satellite
    Very high tech for the time, which allowed even more channels and allows live up links for News channel reporters to broadcast live from the scene for example war zones. there are now over 10 million subscribers.
  • First Text Message

    First Text Message
    This is the now the most popular form of instant communication. In the Uk every week there are 1 billions text messgaes sent.
  • Web 1.0

    Web 1.0
    This now allows people to buy and sell things over the web and is available to everyone. It also allows people to search for information.
  • 3G mobile

    3G mobile
    This allows the sending and recieving of pictures and videos straight to mobile phones. Now any one can be a reporter filming things on their mobile as it happens.
  • 4G

    4G
    This allows higher speed Internet access than the previous 3G. allowing people to have high speed internet on there mobile phones
  • Web 2.0

    Web 2.0
    This was the transformation of the internet from textbook to socail network I.E Myspace and Bebo
  • Cable

    Cable
    TV widely available in the UK. Allows the FDR for the transmission of hundred of channels. This also lays the groundwork for broadband. This was a big leap for television.
  • Web 3.0

    Web 3.0
    Now the internet has become more of a tool that arranges things on your behalf. an example of this would be apples cloud where you can take picture on your mobile phone and they will automatically be tranferred to your account.