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    Mark's timeline traces the evolution of traditional media to new media across four ages: pre-industrial, industrial, electronic, and information. In the pre-industrial age, communication was primarily oral and writing was done using clay tablets. The industrial age saw the development of the printing press and typewriter, allowing for mass production and distribution of written content. Radio and television emerged in the electronic age, bringing audiovisual content to wider audiences. Finally, the information age has been defined by the rise of digital media and the internet, enabling decentralized content creation and consumption on websites, blogs, and social media platforms.

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    Mark's timeline traces the evolution of traditional media to new media across four ages: pre-industrial, industrial, electronic, and information. In the pre-industrial age, communication was primarily oral and writing was done using clay tablets. The industrial age saw the development of the printing press and typewriter, allowing for mass production and distribution of written content. Radio and television emerged in the electronic age, bringing audiovisual content to wider audiences. Finally, the information age has been defined by the rise of digital media and the internet, enabling decentralized content creation and consumption on websites, blogs, and social media platforms.

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    Beige Scrapbook Timeline History Infographic

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    Mark Repollo
    Mark's timeline traces the evolution of traditional media to new media across four ages: pre-industrial, industrial, electronic, and information. In the pre-industrial age, communication was primarily oral and writing was done using clay tablets. The industrial age saw the development of the printing press and typewriter, allowing for mass production and distribution of written content. Radio and television emerged in the electronic age, bringing audiovisual content to wider audiences. Finally, the information age has been defined by the rise of digital media and the internet, enabling decentralized content creation and consumption on websites, blogs, and social media platforms.

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    Mark repollo HUMSS 11-3

    Timeline
    Evolution of Tradional to
    New Media

    Pre-Industrial During lfe is simple the

    Age concern is food water the


    medium of communication is
    oral language and massage
    using the clay table were
    used as a writing in
    cuneiform

    Industrial Age started in england


    other european countries and
    Industrial Age
    starting using pringting press is a
    device for applying pressure to an
    1700s-1930s
    inked surface resting upon a print
    meduim theareby transfering ink
    and type writer is machine for
    writing

    Electronic age
    (1930s – 1980s) Introduction of radio and television in
    the early to mid-20th century, bringing
    audiovisual content to a wider
    audience.
    Emergence of broadcast media with
    centralized control over content
    delivery.

    information Age
    The advent of the internet in the late
    20th century leads to a paradigm shift
    1900s-2000s
    in media consumption and distribution.
    Rapid growth of digital media,
    including websites, blogs, social media
    platforms, and streaming services,
    fostering decentralized content
    creation and consumption.

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