The Media Timeline

The Media Timeline

  1. Advertisement: bamboo flutes were played to help cell candy in the 11th to 7th centuries BCE.
  3. Newspaper: 1605.
  4. Magazine: 1663.
  5. Film: a film called Roundly Garden Scene was made in 1888 by Louis Lee Prince, the film lasted 2.11 seconds.
  6. Radio: 1895 Guglielmo Marconi. 
  8. Television: Philo Taylor Farnsworth 1927.
  9. The Internet: 1983 (worldwide web 1990).

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