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Lecture 1 Intro Katho Dec09
- 1. (New!) Media - communications and journalism in the online age -
- 7. Technology
- 9. Technology 1456 - the invention of the movable type printing press 1844 - telegraph 1867 - modern typewriter 1876 - mimeograph 1877 - phonograph (later perfected into the gramophone) 1877 - high speed photography 1884 - the linotype printing press 1888 - roll film camera 1898 - answering machine 1902 - radio signals 1906 - first communication of human voice
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- Ask students what they believe media was in past times and argue why they believe so? Indirecly, ask what is media in order to bring them to the dictionary definition. ancient times? Heralds shouting news in public places Middle Ages? Print (books); theatre; pamphlets beginning of the 20th century? Radio; cinema In the 1950s-1960s TV end of the 20th century? Radio, tv, print, internet, mobile phones Today? Social media
- Oxford american dictionary Is media is journalism, what are the technological changes that you believe changed the profession? - ask students
- Technology 1840 - the invention of the telegraph (morse code)
- Mimeograph - 1st office copying machine Communication: 1967-1914 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TfeXHlgf4Y&feature=related History of communication: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNV103iezjU&feature=related
- Mimeograph - 1st office copying machine Communication: 1967-1914 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TfeXHlgf4Y&feature=related History of communication: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNV103iezjU&feature=related
- http://www.tvhistory.tv/ - the first patent for wireless telephony, not quite cellular was submitted in 1908 in the US; AT&T discussed a similar idea in 1915 but was afraid of loosing its monopoly
- 1638 - 1st American printing man is British 1690 - the firs American newspaper goes out of print due to not respecting licensing regulations: Publick Occurrences both Foreighn and Domestick 1702 - Daily Courant, UK For an extentive timeline of media development from prehistoric times to the 21st century check: http://www.mediahistory.umn.edu/timeline/
- 1638 - 1st American printing man is British 1690 - the firs American newspaper goes out of print due to not respecting licensing regulations: Publick Occurrences both Foreighn and Domestick 1702 - Daily Courant, UK For an extentive timeline of media development from prehistoric times to the 21st century check: http://www.mediahistory.umn.edu/timeline/
- 1638 - 1st American printing man is British 1690 - the firs American newspaper goes out of print due to not respecting licensing regulations: Publick Occurrences both Foreighn and Domestick 1702 - Daily Courant, UK For an extentive timeline of media development from prehistoric times to the 21st century check: http://www.mediahistory.umn.edu/timeline/
- While at the previous Olympics held in Amsterdam in 1926 the European broadcasting industry was in crisis over the allocation of wavelengths, the London Games of 1929 allowed radio broadcasters, though restrictions were imposed upon them by the Newspaper Proprietors’ Association: Jeremy D. Popkin, "Media and Revolutionary Crises," in Media and Revolution. Comparative Perspectives (1995)
- While at the previous Olympics held in Amsterdam in 1926 the European broadcasting industry was in crisis over the allocation of wavelengths, the London Games of 1929 allowed radio broadcasters, though restrictions were imposed upon them by the Newspaper Proprietors’ Association: Jeremy D. Popkin, "Media and Revolutionary Crises," in Media and Revolution. Comparative Perspectives (1995)
- Henry Jenkins, Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide (New York: NYU Press, 2006).
- Internet usage vs the most populated areas in the world - Asia, athough the most populous is still far behind
- Co nvergence is a word that manages to describe technological, industrial, cultural, and social changes depending on who's speaking and what they think are talking about (Jenkins)
- Convergence - technological level - similar to the universal remote control Hardware diverges - a tool/ device for each specialized form of content - mp3 player, dvd player, tivo, phone, videocamera, photocamera 2008 - I would say 2008 brings both content and hardware to diverge and converge at the same time - just think of the internet and photo enabled mobile phones; or the tv with internet
- It's a story about community and collaboration on a scale never seen before. It's about the cosmic compendium of knowledge Wikipedia and the million-channel people's network YouTube and the online metropolis MySpace. It's about the many wresting power from the few and helping one another for nothing and how that will not only change the world, but also change the way the world changes.
- Convergence A process called the “convergence of modules” is blurring the lines between media, even between point to point communications such as the post, telephone and telegraph and mass communication such as the press, radio, and television . A single physical means - be it wires, cables or airwaves - may carry services that in the past were provided in separate ways. Conversely, a service that was provided in any one medium - be it broadcasting, the press, or telephony - can now be provided in several different physical ways. So the one-to-one relationship that used to exist between a medium and its use is eroding ” Pool, 1983 Co nvergence is a word that manages to describe technological, industrial, cultural, and social changes depending on who's speaking and what they think are talking about (Jenkins)
- Bloglines - news aggregator Del.ici.ous - social bookmarking Technorati - blog search engine