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Great Movements in Communications

Explore the evolution of communication from Gutenberg's printing press to the invention of the World Wide Web. Witness key milestones in technology shaping the way we connect and share information.

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Great Movements in Communications

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  1. Great Movements in Communications By: Shakayla and Lindy

  2. 1450: • Johann Gutenberg invents a printing press using movable metal type.

  3. 1609: • Early newspapers are published in Germany.

  4. 1830: • Ada Byron ,a mathematician writes the worlds first computer program for a computing machine designed by Charles Babbage, but never built.

  5. 1866: • First successful transmissions over a transatlantic cable.

  6. 1876: • Telephone invented and demonstrated by Alexander Graham Bell.

  7. 1884: • Data processing machine and punch cards invented by Herman Hollerith.

  8. 1924: Electromechanical television system invented by John Logie Baird.

  9. 1963: Computer mouse invented by Douglas Engelbart.

  10. 1972: • Britain takes over direct rule of Northern Ireland in bid for peace (March 24).

  11. 1975: MITS begins selling the Altair microcomputer kit for $400.

  12. 1979: CompuServe and Source, the first public online information services, were founded.

  13. 1982: The Hayes 300 bps smart modem is introduced.

  14. 1990: World Wide Web invented by Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau.

  15. The End!! By: Shakayla And Lindy (:

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