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The exact date is not fully known, but is assumed to be around 1439. Allowed for the mass printing of books, texts, etc.
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A period of time where media such as books, newspapers, and magazines, were incredibly influential for mass communication
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it was titled "La Gazette". Began the emergence of more public daily news, although not accessible to everyone.
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"The Gentleman's Magazine" was a monthly magazine published in London. It was the first to use the term "Magazine", which led to the modern day usage of the term.
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Created by Benjamin Day. allowed newspapers to be sold for a penny, allowed more of the working class access to daily news.
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marks heightened importance in media such as radio, film, and television
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Graham made his first phone call on March 10th of the same year. Used solely for business but allowed conversations to happen in real time without meeting in person.
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Sent from England to St. John's, Newfoundland (my hometown:)) by Guglielmo Marconi. Led to considerable advances in the way we communicate with those far away from us.
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This shows how radio began its influence as an audiovisual medium. It was used for many different commercial purposes (entertainment, news, etc)
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Television kickstarted the visual media era. This era completely changed the way we intake our information, and began basing certain aspects of our intake on what we saw as opposed to what we were hearing
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Television was one of the top consumed media in this period of time. Everything that was shown on TV during this time period was influential to the masses
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the first step in a large mass communication technology that would later become the internet. Allowed people to communicate via computer
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The first telephone that could be brought with users anywhere with ease. Helped make communication even easier as people could pick up calls almost anywhere
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Texting is an incredibly common form of communication used on portable devices. It can be both interpersonal and even can lead to mass communication through things like tweets, group chats, etc.
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The first widely available browser that allowed users to see text and images at the same time. Began the shape of the modern internet, which allowed for mass digital communication
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Known widely as the first social media platform. Allowed users to make accounts and friend other users. Paved the way for many other larger platforms of mass communication, which allow people to talk to anyone else with an account.
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One of the largest social networking sites, second only to Google. Mark Zuckerberg, the owner, also owns "Instagram". Still a relevant and popular site today.
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Revolutionized the Smartphone industry. Because of its sleek design iPhones were very sought after. They changed the way we communicate completely.