Evolution of Media

By:
Carmela Siguan
Laurence John Pagatpat
Carlito Gaytos jr.
Karl Antoinette Anos
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PAPYRUS IN EGYPT
• From “pith” of Papyrus plant
• Similar to thick papers
• First used in Ancient Egypt
• Earliest Archaeological
evidence was excavated in
2012-2013 at Wadi al-Jarf
(ancient Egyptian Harbor)
ACTA DIURNA IN ROME
• First used in Roman Republic
• Stated results of legal
proceedings and outcomes of
trials as well as Public and
Military notices

38000 2400 2ND

BCE BCE CENTUR
Y
2500 131
BCE BCE
CAVE PAINTINGS
• Also known as “pariental art” CLAY TABLETS IN MESOPOTAMIA DIBAO IN CHINA
• Painted drawings on cave walls • Writing medium, especially for • Ancient Chinese Gazette
and ceiling first used in Eurasia writing in cuneiform during • Also called “Palace Reports”
• Theorized as ways of Bronze and Iron age and “ Imperial Bulletin”
communicating • Invented probably by the • Maybe first used during early as
• Theorized also as for religious or Sumerians the Han Dynasty or as late as
ceremonial purposes the Tang Dynasty
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WOOD BLOCKS AS PRINTING PRESS NEWSPAPER (LONDON GAZETTE)
• Originated in China during • One of the official journals of
Tang Dynasty record of the British
• Used in printing text, images, or Government
patterns in those times • London Gazette- oldest
surviving English newspaper
• First published as “Oxford
Gazette”

5TH 1440 1874

CENTURY
7TH 1740
CENTURY
MAYA CODICES
PRINTING PRESS FOR MASS
• Folding books by the Pre- TYPEWRITER
PRODUCTION
Columbian Maya Civilization in • Mechanical and
• Iron presses inspired by earlier
Maya hieroglyphic script in electromechanical machine
attempts by Swiss typefounder
Mesoamerican bark cloth more for writing characters similar to
Wilhlm Hass, Charles Stanhope
durable and better writing those produced by printer’s
built iron presses that can print
surface than Papyrus movable type
around 200 impressions per
hour • Became common on offices
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KINETOSCOPE TELEGRAPH
• Allows viewers to watch brief • System of communication
movie through a small employing electronical
peephole apparatus to transmit and
• Developed by Thomas Edison receive signals
from his other invention- • Invented in USA by Samuel F. B.
phonograph Morse and in Britain by Sir
• Still survived in the form of peep Charles Weatstone with Sir

1876 19th LATE

shows William F. Cooke.

CENTURY 19TH C.
1890 LATE 19TH
C.
TELEPHONE
• A telecommunication device KINETOPHONE
PUNCH CARD
• Alexander Graham Bell was the • Provide music to the
• Stiff paper used to contain
first one to be granted a United accompany the image of the
digital information
States patent for device that kinetoscope
• Card for computing Data
produced clearly intelligible • Have patterns of holes
replication of the human voice punched in it
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TELEVISION MAINFRAME COMPUTERS

• Used for transmitting moving • High-level computer designed
images for most intensive
• Primary medium during 1950 computational tasks

1947 1946 1960

1920 1950
TRANSISTOR RADIO ENIAC
LCD PROJECTOR
• Small portable radio receiver • Electronic Numerical Integrator
• Displays video, image, or
that uses transistors in its circuits and Computer
computer data
• One of the earliest electronic
general-purpose computers
made
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BLOGS MICROBLOGS
• Blog-publishing service that • A broadcast medium that exists
allows multi-users blogs with in the form of Blogging
time-stamped entries • Allow users to exchange small
• Developed by PYRA Labs elements of content such as
short sentences, individual
images, or video links

1900s 2003 2004

2003
WEB BROWSERS
• Web browsers that popularized
the World Wide Web and the
Internet
• Was named for its support of
multiple internet protocols
2004
SOCIAL NETWORKS
• A social structure made up of a
set of social actors (such as
individuals or organizations),
sets of dyadic ties, and other
social interactions between
actors
WEB SEARCH ENGINE
• Software system that is
designed to search for
information on the World Wide
Web
• The information may be a mix
of web pages, images, and
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PORTABLE COMPUTERS
• Laptops, Netbooks, Tablets
• Computer that is designed to
be moved from one place to
another and includes a display
and keyboard

2005

20th
VIDEO
CENTURY
• Video-sharing Internet venture
 Sources:
Sangrano, M.G., 2018, Evolution of Media

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