History and evolution of the media

 HISTORY AND EVOLUTION

History:It all starts with the public acts, in Rome they were placed on wooden boards located on the walls of the citadels to tell the events of the city.
In the Middle Ages, notices abounded, loose sheets written by hand, without a signature, and only with the date and the name of the city, in which the movements of the ships were reported and which collected the declarations of sailors or pilgrims.
the birth of the printing press, in the fifteenth century, made it possible to print, shape and disseminate information that until then had been exposed in simple handwritten loose sheets. it made possible periodicity in publications, giving rise to what with the passage of time would become the press.

Evolution: The means of communication have evolved using different tools and systems through which the objective of communicating and transmitting thoughts and ideas has been achieved.

From the first civilizations of the world there are styles of communication such as: through smoke signals, messenger birds or with men who carried information voice to voice from one town or from one city to another, after a time the writings were in stone and the parchments that were made with linen and clay.

With the development and evolution of humanity, other communication systems appeared: Morse code (1836), fax (1843), telegrams (1844), telephone (1854), cell phone (1984)