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    The document traces the evolution of communication technologies across different eras from pre-historic times to the modern information age. In pre-historic times, early forms of writing like cuneiform and hieroglyphs were developed. The industrial age saw major advances with inventions like the printing press, newspapers, and telegraph. The electronic age brought telephony, film, radio, and computers. Today's information age is driven by the internet, social media, mobile devices, and global connectivity.

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    The document traces the evolution of communication technologies across different eras from pre-historic times to the modern information age. In pre-historic times, early forms of writing like cuneiform and hieroglyphs were developed. The industrial age saw major advances with inventions like the printing press, newspapers, and telegraph. The electronic age brought telephony, film, radio, and computers. Today's information age is driven by the internet, social media, mobile devices, and global connectivity.

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    Pre-Historic Age Industrial Age

    The earliest form of communication—the evolution of speech—occurred at this time. The Industrial Age is the era in which mass media first emerged. The primary
    Even the prehistoric writing systems have advanced in this time period. materials used to create inventions during this time period were iron and steel. With the
     In 5000 BCE, Cuneiform, inscribed on wet clay with a reed implement, is also invention of the telephone, telegram, and radio, communication in this era advanced,
    invented by the Sumerians. becoming quicker and simpler.
     In 3200 BCE, The first ancient scripts, the hieroglyphic script was created by  In 1450, The Printing Press, the Chicago Times The printing press was
    the ancient Egyptian. invented. This invention sparked a revolution in communication methods as it
     In 3000 BCE, Writing and Rock Carving was developed. offered a lot of efficient ways to spread information
     In 2000 BCE, Manuscript were created. These are old writings that are written  In 1598, Magazine
    in paper.  In 1620, Newspapers
     In 1041, the Movable Clay, a type of printing in China was developed.  In 1774, George Louis Lesage invented electric telegraph.
     In 1440, German Goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg made the First Printing Press  In 1892, W.S. Burt also invented Typewriter.
    in the world.
     In 1477, William Caxton developed the first printed advertisement.
     In 1400, Paper and Pen was developed. The invention of paper drastically
    improved our communication experience.

    Electronic Age New Information Age


    In this time period, technology developed as a result of the utilization of steam- Inventions from earlier eras are still being produced, used, and improved upon
    powered machines that generate electricity. It marks the start of a new era of global today. The demands and desires of the users are now being addressed by the
    information transfer and speedier communication. As a result of his creation of the duplex mainstream media. It is moving in the direction of a goal-oriented position. In a nutshell,
    telegraph, which can simultaneously transmit two messages over one wire and print creating a nuclear family or making the globe a more linked place. The 1990s to 2000s:
    electrical signals converted to letters, Thomas Elva Edison also experienced his greatest Invention of the Internet, Birth of Social Networking Sites, and Emergence of Social
    period of invention during this time. Media.
    These are the innovations that have emerged in the electronic age;  In 1990, The Internet was invented. Also, the modern World Wide Web (www)
     In 1849 Telephone by Alexander Graham Bell was created by Timothy John Berners-Lee. The evolution of telephone is also
     In 1894 Film by Louis Le Prince observed.
     In 1895 Radio by Guglielmo Marconi  1995: Microsoft Internet Explorer was launched
     In 1902 Satellite by the Soviet Union  1997: DVDs replaced VCR
     In 1938 Computers by Charles Babbage  In 2000, cellular phones become more compact making it more advanced.
     In 1958 Video Tape by Charles Ginsburg Social media sites such as Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram
    were introduced.
     2001: Instant Messaging Services
     2002: Satellite Radio is launched

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