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    The document traces the evolution of media from prehistoric times through four major ages: prehistoric age, industrial age, electronic age, and the current information age. It highlights some of the key developments in communication and information technologies within each age, such as cave paintings, clay tablets, printing press, telegraph, telephone, radio, internet, and social media. The industrial age brought developments like the printing press, telegraph, and typewriter. The electronic age saw innovations including the transistor, photocopier, cassette tape, and mobile phone. Currently we are in the information age characterized by advancements in computers, smartphones, and online platforms.

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    The document traces the evolution of media from prehistoric times through four major ages: prehistoric age, industrial age, electronic age, and the current information age. It highlights some of the key developments in communication and information technologies within each age, such as cave paintings, clay tablets, printing press, telegraph, telephone, radio, internet, and social media. The industrial age brought developments like the printing press, telegraph, and typewriter. The electronic age saw innovations including the transistor, photocopier, cassette tape, and mobile phone. Currently we are in the information age characterized by advancements in computers, smartphones, and online platforms.

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    EVOLUTION

    OF MEDIA

    PREHISTORIC AGE
    (BEFORE 1700s)

    Prehistory is the period of human


    activity between the use of the first
    stone tools. It is a time before there
    were machines and tools that help
    perform tasks. People discovered
    fire, developed papers from plants,
    and forged weapons and tools with
    stone, bronze, copper and iron.

    CAVE
    PAINTINGS
    (35,000 B.C.)

    CLAY
    TABLET
    (2400 B.C.)

    PAPYRUS
    (2500 B.C.)

    ACTA
    DIURNA
    (130 B.C.)

    DIBAO
    (2ND CENTURY)

    CODEX
    (5TH CENTURY)

    INDUSTRIAL AGE
    (1700s - 1930s)

    A transition to new manufacturing


    process in the period from 1760 to
    sometimes between 1820 and 1840.
    People used the power steam,
    developed machine tools,
    established iron production, and the
    manufacturing of various products
    including books through printing
    press.
    SEMAPHORE
    (JAN.1, 1770)

    ELECTRIC
    TELEGRAPH
    (1774)

    BRAILLE
    (1824)

    TYPEWRITER
    (1829)

    TELEGRAPH
    (1837)

    MODERN
    TYPEWRITER
    (1867)

    TELEPHONE
    (1876)

    PHONOGRAPH
    (1877 - 1878)

    RADIO
    (1895)

    ELECTRONIC AGE
    (1930s - 1980s)

    The invention of the transistor


    ushered in the electronic age.
    People harnessed the power of
    transistors that led to the transistor
    radio, electronic circuits, and the
    early computers. In this age, long
    distance communication became
    more efficient.

    WALKIE
    TALKIE
    (1937)

    PHOTOCOPIER
    (1937)

    CASSETTE
    TAPE
    (1968)

    MOBILE
    PHONE
    (1973)

    COMPACT
    DISC
    (1982)

    NEW/INFORMATION
    AGE
    (1980s - PRESENT)

    The internet paved the way for


    faster communication and the
    creation of social network. People
    advanced the use of
    microelectronics with the invention
    of personal computers, mobile
    devices, and wearable technology.
    We are now living in the information
    age.

    INTERNET
    (1990s)

    SMART
    PHONE
    (1992)

    FRIENDSTER
    (2002)

    MULTIPLY
    (2003)

    FACEBOOK
    (2004)

    INSTAGRAM
    (2010)

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