Leann Carla Y.
Mallare 12-Stem 2
MEDIA
what format/equipment
did people use to
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communicate with each
other?
Messages, records, and
papers were written on
papyrus, parchment, clay
tablets, and stone
inscriptions. Historically,
quill pens, styluses, and
brushes were used to write
by hand.
People have utilized ink
created from a variety of
sources, including plant
extracts, minerals, and
PRE- compounds derived from
INDUSTRIAL animals, to write. Ink was
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inkwells, which were
containers.
Information was
communicated through a
variety of symbols and
sign systems, particularly
in settings like trade or
religious rites. These
symbols may be carved
into stone or engraved on
items, fabrics, or other
materials.
what
what
format/equipmen did
format/equipment
people use to share
did people use to
or broadcast
store information?
information?
Town criers were
In the absence of
engaged in many towns
written records,
and cities to read aloud
people frequently
announcements of
used mnemonic
devices and memory
news,proclamations,
aids to help them and significant
remember vital information in public
information. For the places. To get attention,
transmission of they frequently
knowledge and employed horns, bells,
stories, many and drums.
cultures relied on Important messages
storytelling, music, were frequently sent by
and performances. foot messengers, riders
The preservation of on horses, or ships.
information was These messengers
greatly aided by these actually moved
oral traditions.
messages from one
Written knowledge
place to another.
was once kept in
Musical instruments
handwritten texts on
such as horns and
papyrus, vellum, or
trumpets were
other papers.
Important sometimes used to
manuscripts were convey signals and
frequently copied announcements in
and preserved by specific contexts, like
scribes and monks. signaling the start of
events or battles.
 Paper and printed
books were the most
popular means of
Transmitting information storage
letters, during the Industrial
producing Age. Books providing
newspapers, a broad spectrum of
transmitting knowledge and
messages, using information were kept
telegraphs, and in libraries, archives,
radio broadcasts and private
INDUSTRIAL
were the collections.
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primary means During the Industrial
of Age, organizations
communication. like libraries and
The telephone archives were essential
was created for gathering and
following the conserving
introduction of information. They
the radio. kept maps, books,
manuscripts, and
other old records
Transistors' power One of the first methods
was harnessed by of electronic data storage
humans, resulting was magnetic tape. It
in the transistor involved transferring data
radio, electronic in the form of magnetized
circuits, and the particle patterns onto a
first computers. magnetic tape. In the early
Long distance days of computing, it was
communication commonly utilized for
ELECTRONIC became data storage and backup.
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effective during computers have hard disk
this time. drives as their main form
of storage. On spinning
disks, they store data
using magnetic storage.
Since many years ago,
HDDs have been a
common component in
servers and desktop PCs.
For advertising,
announcements, and
general public
communication, printed
posters and placards were
employed. They served as
visual tool of information
dissemination and were pu
on display in public areas.
In the late 19th and early
20th centuries, the first
iterations of photography
and motion movies started
to appear, albeit they were
not as widely used as othe
kinds of communication.
These visual media gave
storytelling and
information exchange a
fresh perspective.
One of the first methods
of electronic data storage
was magnetic tape. It
involved transferring data
in the form of magnetized
particle patterns onto a
magnetic tape. In the early
days of computing, it was
commonly utilized for
data storage and backup.
The majority of
computers have hard disk
drives as their main form
of storage. On spinning
disks, they store data
using magnetic storage.
Since many years ago,
HDDs have been a
common component in
servers and desktop PCs.
 Paper and printed
books were the most
popular means of
information storage
Transmitting during the Industrial
letters, producing Age. Books providing
newspapers, a broad spectrum of
transmitting knowledge and
messages, using information were kept
telegraphs, and in libraries, archives,
radio broadcasts and private
INDUSTRIAL
were the primary collections.
AGE
means of During the Industrial
communication. Age, organizations
The telephone like libraries and
was created archives were essential
following the for gathering and
introduction of conserving
the radio. information. They
kept maps, books,
manuscripts, and
other old records
For advertising,
announcements, and
general public
communication, printed
posters and placards were
employed. They served as a
visual tool of information
dissemination and were put
on display in public areas.
In the late 19th and early
20th centuries, the first
iterations of photography
and motion movies started
to appear, albeit they were
not as widely used as other
kinds of communication.
These visual media gave
storytelling and
information exchange a
fresh perspective.

They use a web

browser and social Today, we broadcast and
media. The By posting and
share everything online since
development of sharing knowledge on
it is quicker and more
INFORMATION social networks the internet, we may
convenient to do it using a
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phone or computer. Any task
communication media.
were made can be completed online.
possible by the
internet.

CONCLUSION:
Understanding of individuals and society depends on the study of media history. We can better understand what
happened and why it did so by studying the past. Your past is returned to you by history. The same way that
individuals depend on memories to develop their identities and make plans for the future, communities depend on
history to give the present context and significance. The present doesn't make much sense without a grasp of the
past.With the help of the media, society may exchange ideas. We can learn about our identity by researching the
history of media. Through newspapers and television, ideas and opinions are shared and absorbed by individuals,
resulting in a society with similar ideology. As we learn more about mass society, we also gain a better
understanding of our own identities, backgrounds, beliefs, and justifications for those beliefs.