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Evolution of Communication: From Mammoth Carvings to the World Wide Web

Explore significant moments in the history of communication, spanning from Neanderthal art on mammoth tusks to the invention of the printing press and the world wide web. Witness the development of technologies like the phonograph, personal computer, and e-mail that revolutionized how we connect globally.

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Evolution of Communication: From Mammoth Carvings to the World Wide Web

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  1. Great Moments in Communications Tamera I. Daisjah S.

  2. 1450 • Johann Gutenberg: • Invented A printing press using movable metal type.

  3. 1792 • Mechanical semaphore is invented in France.

  4. 1972 • The first E-mail messages are sent.

  5. 1924 • Pictures are first transmitted over telephone lines.

  6. 1990 • Tim Berners-Lee invents the world wide web.

  7. 45,000 BC • Neanderthal man carves a picture on a woolly mammoth tooth.

  8. 3500 BC Sumerians record pictographs representing words on clay tablets.

  9. 1963 • First communications satellite is launched ,allowing worldwide live broadcast of the 1964 Olympics.

  10. 1877 • Thomas Edison invents the phonograph, a device to record sound on a wax cylinder.

  11. 1975 • The personal computer, both small and powerful, is invented.

  12. 450 • Chinese printing by inking carved wood blocks.

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