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    Evolution of Communication

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    Cavemen communicated by gathering around fires to discuss daily activities. Over time, methods like smoke signals, pony express, telegraphy, radio, telephone, and the internet evolved to allow long distance communication over increasing distances. The development of communication technologies accelerated due to needs like coordinating activities outside of caves, delivering messages for kings, and wars which spurred innovations like radio. Today we have global communication networks that connect computers, phones and other devices worldwide.

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    Cavemen communicated by gathering around fires to discuss daily activities. Over time, methods like smoke signals, pony express, telegraphy, radio, telephone, and the internet evolved to allow long distance communication over increasing distances. The development of communication technologies accelerated due to needs like coordinating activities outside of caves, delivering messages for kings, and wars which spurred innovations like radio. Today we have global communication networks that connect computers, phones and other devices worldwide.

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    Cavemen communicated by gathering around fires to discuss daily activities. Over time, methods like smoke signals, pony express, telegraphy, radio, telephone, and the internet evolved to allow long distance communication over increasing distances. The development of communication technologies accelerated due to needs like coordinating activities outside of caves, delivering messages for kings, and wars which spurred innovations like radio. Today we have global communication networks that connect computers, phones and other devices worldwide.

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    EVOLUTION OF COMMUNICATION

    HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION

    MOVING OUT OF THE CAVE


    MADE LONG DISTANCE KINGS HAVE USED SLAVES AS
    COMMUNICATION VERY MESSENGERS. MESSENGERS.
    IMPORTANT. IT ALSO HAS DELIVERING MESSAGES,
    DIFFERENT MEANINGS. WITH MAILS, NEWSPAPERS AND
    CAVEMEN GATHERED AROUND THIS WAY THEY COULD SMALL PACKAGES USING MOST POPULAR FORM OF
    FIRE TO DISCUSS DAY TO DAY TRANSMIT MESSAGE AS FAR AS HORSE PACKS AND RELAY LONG DISTANCE
    ACTIVITIES. 750KM WITHIN A FEW HOURS. STATIONS. COMMUNICATION

    FIRE SMOKE SIGNAL PONY EXPRESS TELEGRAPHY


    MID 19TH CENTURY
    19TH CENTURY LATE 19TH CENTURY
    SEMAPHORE
    CAVES PIGEONS
    FLAG
    CAVEMEN STARTED INSCIBING DUE TO THEIR NATURAL COMMUNICATION USING
    OR DRAWING THEIR ACTIVITIES HOMING ABILITY, IT IS USED BY VISUAL SIGNS WITH HAND-
    ON CAVES PERSIANS, GREEKS, AND HELD FLAGS,RODS AND DISK .
    ROMANS FOR LONG DISTANCE
    COMMUNICATION
    EVOLUTION OF COMMUNICATION

    RADIO SYSTEM USING


    CONTINOUS WAVE
    AMPLITUDE MODULATION EACH TELEPHONE WAS
    TO TRANSMIT VOICE AND WIRED TO A LOCAL
    JAMES CERK MAXEWELL JAGADISH CHANDRA BOSE MUSIC. WORLD WAR 1 AND 2 TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, TO
    PROVED THE EXISTANCE OF RANG A BELL USING A ACCELERATED THE CITIES, CONTINENTS, AND
    EM WAVES IN FREE SPACE MICROWAVE DEVELOPMENT OF RADIO. OCEANS.

    RADIO RADIO RADIO TELEPHONE


    1864 1894 20TH CENTURY 1876-PRESENT
    1886-1888 1894 1876
    RADIO RADIO TELEPHONE
    HEINRICH HERTZ GUGLIELMO MARCONI MADE ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
    ESTABLISHED THE AN ELECTRIC BELL INVENTED THE TELEPHONE,
    EXISTANCE OF BUT IT’S BENEFITS WASN’T
    ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES. EXPOSED AND EARLY
    IN 1888, HE DEMONSTRATED SYSTEMS OF TELEPHONE
    RADIO WAVES. WAS EXPENSIVE AND ONLY
    THE RICH COULD AFFORD.
    THE WORLD WIDE WEB
    HISTORY OF THE INTERNET
    1969 1989
    1980’s
    TIM BERNERS LEE ADVANCED THE
    NETWORKS BEGAN
    RESEARCHERS FOR DARPA SET THE WORLD WIDE WEB AND PROVIDED
    INDEPENDENTLY POPPING OUT
    DATA ON 2 COMPUTERS OVER A STANDARD FOR CONNECTED
    ACROSS THE COUNTRY
    ARPANET COMPUTERS TO INTERACT

    MID 1970’s
    1971 OTHER US GOVERNMENT BASED
    15 DIFFERENT NODES ARE NETWORKS BRING UP: 1990
    CONNECTED TO THE ARPANET DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, NASA,
    THE INTERNET GOES PUBLIC
    AND CS NET DEVELOPED FOR THE
    COMPUTER SCIENCE COMMUNITY
    FUNDING.

    1973
    TRANSMITION CONTROL 1993
    1972
    PROTOCOL IS ESTABLISHES HOW THE FIRST SEARCH ENGINE IS
    ELECTRONIC MAIL IS INTRODUCED
    INFORMATION FLOWS BETWEEN LAUNCHED
    COMPUTERS

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