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Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press. Through his invention, production of books had been made easy.
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The 22 letter alphabet are invented in Lebanon and Israel.
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In 1785, The Daily Universal Register began its publication in London. By January 1, 1788 it was renamed "The Times."
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In 1806, Ralph Wedgwood had invented the carbon paper. The main purpose of this invention is to help the blind people to write through the use of metal stylus instead of quill.
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Founded by John Edward Taylor in 1821, the Manchester Guardian was first published on May 5, 1821 and in 1859, it was renamed "The Guardian."
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Samuel F.B Morse invented the first electronic communication called "telegraph", using the code that was related to the alphabet, Morse could transmit messages.
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Alexander Graham Bell invented the first telephone, this invention allow individuals to speak to each other even in far distance.
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Guglielmo Macaroni send the first transmission across Atlantic ocean 2,000 miles from Poldhu in Cornwall, England, to Newfoundland, Canada disproving what the detractors says that transmission can only go up to 200 miles. In 1922, BBC begins its Radio broadcasting.
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WWW or what we called World Wide Web had been introduced to the public by Tim-Bernes-Lee. It is calle the internet in our today's generation.
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in 200 BC, Paper was invented in China . The knowledge of making paper had been passed to the Arabs and later on reached Europe.
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This writing origins are from Egyptian and Sumarian which is now called Iraq.
