Mass Media Timeline Presentaion

Movable Printing Press

Jun 3, 1436

Wilki It is estimated that johannes Gutenberg started his work in the printing press around 1436. He decied to join forces with a paper mill owner by the name of Andreas Dritzehen. These models use matrial like alloy and metal molds.

First Daily Newspaper

Mar 11, 1702

Daily Courant
The first daily newspaper cirulated what the Daily Courant which was published by Edward Mallet. This Paper ran from 1702 to 1735 then was combined with the Daily Gazetteer.

Telephone

Mar 10, 1876

Telephone
While working on hi MO "Harmonic Telegph" Alexander Graham Bell noticed that he could hear sound via the wire. On march 10th 1876 his founding we introducesd as the telephone. The first conversaion was between Alexander and his assosiate Thomas A Watson.

TIme Magazine

Mar 3, 1923

Time
Time Magizine was first published on March 3rd 1923. The two men that we in charge of this mag at the time was Briton Hadden and Henry Luce. Henry become soly responsible for the paper after haddens death in 1929. Man on cover- Joseph Aonnor, Speaker of us house of representstive.

Television

Sep 7, 1927

tv
Philo T Farnsworth started his testing of electronic tv in 1926. By September 7th 1927 He had acheived tramsmission of a straight line.

Personal Computer

Mar 30, 1957

ibm
IBM was the first computer that could be used for personal usage. IBM 610 was obviously not a compact computer but it allowed consumers to use them in thier home. John Lentz was the top designer for this project.

Motorola 8000

Mar 6, 1983

cell phone
Motorola offered the first money-oriented cell phone. The 8000x sold for $3,995 during 1983. With this model you could be on the phone for 30 minutes and have 8 hours of stand by.

Viacom

Jan 1, 1985

VH1 Viacom introduced VH1 on January 1, 1985. Watching music video's and catching up with the stars became a little easier. In the fall of 1995 Pop-Up Videos was introduced. As VH1 continued it become the spot for reailty shows.

Portable MP3 Player

Sep 23, 1996

[Listen UP](http:///en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_media_player) Audio Highway Listen Up was the first company to commercailize the MP3 player. The Listen Up play was on its way to the us in Septmeber 1997.

SixDegrees.com

Jan 1, 1997

sixdegrees.com
Andrew Weinreich founded this site as a way to get social media started. The idea for thi site was based off of the 6 degrees's of seperation. The site bought by YouthStream Media Network. the company continued the site until 2001.