HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION
millennia ago
gestures and smoke
3500 BC
languages
3300 BC
Pictograms and hieroglyphics
45 BC
Couriers pigeons
1440
printing press
1837
telegraf
1876
telephone
1962
Satellites
languages
Languages are communication systems that use sounds,moreover they are by far the most important means of communication in history and have been improved over time.
satellites
Satellites were an invention of great importance created by the Soviet Union, as they not only made possible the creation of global networks, but also gave origin to other gadgets such as radio, computers, electronic mail, etc.
Couriers pigeons
Couriers pigeons are birds who were trained to store messages and send them from one place to another, mainly used by the Romans.
gestures and smoke
At the beginning of communications, gestural language and smoke predominated to share messages because there was no language to speak.
telegraf
Telecommunications in the world began with the creation of the telegraph created by William Fothergill Cook and Charles Wheatstone, it was an invention that allowed the sending of messages by means of electric cables.
printing press
In the 15th century Johannes Gutenberg created the printing press, a machine that allowed the copying of thousands of writings to be distributed around the world and facilitate writing.
Pictograms and hieroglyphics
Pictograms and hieroglyphs are old scripts that appeared as a result of the need to send messages to the others civilitations
telephone
In 1876 Alexander Graham Bell created the first telephone, a device created to transmit the human voice through electrical signals that revolutionized the world of communication.
HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION
MIGUEL ÁNGEL GONZÁLEZ DÁVILA
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HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION
millennia ago
gestures and smoke
3500 BC
languages
3300 BC
Pictograms and hieroglyphics
45 BC
Couriers pigeons
1440
printing press
1837
telegraf
1876
telephone
1962
Satellites
languages
Languages are communication systems that use sounds,moreover they are by far the most important means of communication in history and have been improved over time.
satellites
Satellites were an invention of great importance created by the Soviet Union, as they not only made possible the creation of global networks, but also gave origin to other gadgets such as radio, computers, electronic mail, etc.
Couriers pigeons
Couriers pigeons are birds who were trained to store messages and send them from one place to another, mainly used by the Romans.
gestures and smoke
At the beginning of communications, gestural language and smoke predominated to share messages because there was no language to speak.
telegraf
Telecommunications in the world began with the creation of the telegraph created by William Fothergill Cook and Charles Wheatstone, it was an invention that allowed the sending of messages by means of electric cables.
printing press
In the 15th century Johannes Gutenberg created the printing press, a machine that allowed the copying of thousands of writings to be distributed around the world and facilitate writing.
Pictograms and hieroglyphics
Pictograms and hieroglyphs are old scripts that appeared as a result of the need to send messages to the others civilitations
telephone
In 1876 Alexander Graham Bell created the first telephone, a device created to transmit the human voice through electrical signals that revolutionized the world of communication.