Communications from Time to Time From writings on the wall to signals travelling in the airwaves:A historical overview of communications

1. Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines
From writings on the wall to signals
travelling in the airwaves:
A historical overview
of communications
(Media & Info. Lit.)

2. From Papyrus to Paper
A PETROGLYPH is an image created by
removing part of a rock surface by incising,
picking, carving, or abrading, as a form of rock
art.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines
Crow Canyon Petroglyphs New Mexico

3. From Papyrus to Paper
A PICTOGRAM (PICTOGRAPH) is a symbol representing
a concept, object, activity, place or event by illustration. Pictography
is a form of proto-writing whereby ideas are transmitted
through drawing. Pictographs were the next step in the evolution of
communication: the most important difference between petroglyphs
and pictograms is that petroglyphs are simply showing an event, but
pictograms are telling a story about the event, thus they can for
example be ordered chronologically.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

4. From Papyrus to Paper
An IDEOGRAM OR IDEOGRAPH is a graphic
symbol that represents an idea or concept,
independent of any particular language, and
specific words or phrases.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

5. From Papyrus to Paper
Writing
The oldest-known forms of writing were primarily
logographic in nature, based on pictographic and ideographic
elements.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

6. From Papyrus to Paper
The first pure alphabets (properly, "abjads", mapping single symbols
to single phonemes, but not necessarily each phoneme to a symbol)
emerged around 2000 BC in Ancient Egypt, but by then alphabetic
principles had already been incorporated into Egyptian
hieroglyphs for a millennium
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

7. From Papyrus to Paper
ALIBATA – Ancient Philippine Writing System.
Baybayin or Alibata (known in Unicode as the
Tagalog script) is a pre-Hispanic Philippine
writing system that originated from the
Javanese script Old Kawi.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

8. From Papyrus to Paper
Means of communications by which they
reached out to each other as a collective, and
they spoke to one another using song, dance,
and a prayer.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

9. From Papyrus to Paper
A document which can be
rightfully referred to as
prototype of a book. It was
invented by the Christians
around AD 100.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines
The Boxer Codex, sometimes known as the Manila
Manuscript, is a manuscript written c. 1590, which
contains illustrations of ethnic groups in the
Philippines at the time of their initial contact with the
Spaniards.

10. JOHANN GUTENBERG (1394-1460)
Invented the printing
technology (movable
type machine). The
Bible was one of
Gutenberg’s earliest
and most famous
creations.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

11. DOCTRINA CRISTIANA
The first book printed in
Philippines, a treatise on
the teachings of the
Roman Catholic Church,
written by Fray Juan
Plasencia, an Augustinian
priest.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

12. Nation States and the Rise of
News Paper
LA EZPERANZA
December 1,
1846 the first
daily newspaper
was published in
the country.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

13. Nation States and the Rise of
News Paper
Diario de manila
was a Spanish
language newspaper published
in the Philippines, founded on
October 11, 1848, and closed
down by official decree on
February 19, 1898, after the
colonial authorities discovered
that its installations were being
used to print revolutionary
material.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

14. Nation States and the Rise of
News Paper
La Solidaridad
(The Solidarity) was an
organization created in Spain on
December 13, 1888. Composed
of Filipino liberals exiled in 1872
and students attending Europe's
universities, the organization
aimed to increase Spanish
awareness of the needs of its
colony, the Philippines, and to
propagate a closer relationship
between the colony and Spain.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

15. Nation States and the Rise of
News Paper
Ang kalayaan
January 18, 1896, the official
newspaper of the
Kataastaasang-Kagalang-Galangang
Katipunan ng mga anak bayan
(KKK).
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

16. From Static to Moving Images
Was an American
entrepreneur who
founded the Eastman
Kodak Company and
popularized the use
of roll film, helping
to bring photography
to the mainstream.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines
George Eastman

17. From Static to Moving Images
Thomas Alva Edison was an
American inventor and
businessman, who has
been described as
America's greatest
inventor. He developed
many devices in fields such
as electric power
generation, mass
communication, sound
recording, and motion
pictures.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines
Thomas Edison

18. From Static to Moving Images
The Lumière brothers, Auguste Marie Louis
Nicolas and Louis Jean, were among the first
filmmakers in history. They patented an
improved cinematograph, which in contrast to
Thomas Edison's "peepshow" kinetoscope
allowed simultaneous viewing by multiple
parties
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines
Auguste and
Louis Lumière

19. From Static to Moving Images
Thomas Alva Edison was an
American inventor and
businessman, who has
been described as
America's greatest
inventor. He developed
many devices in fields such
as electric power
generation, mass
communication, sound
recording, and motion
pictures.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines
Thomas Edison

20. From Static to Moving Images
James Lindenberg
was born in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania. He moved to
the Philippines in the
1940s. He is credited for
his founding of Bolinao
Electronics Corporation,
the precursor of ABS-CBN
Corporation, and dubbed
as the Father of Philippine
Television.
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines
James Lindenberg

21. The Rise of New Media
Seven most common forms of media
• Books
• Newspaper
• Magazines
• Sound Recording
• Radio
• Television
• Film
Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines

22. Timeline of internet in the
Philippines
Internet in the Philippines first became
available on March 29, 1994, with the
Philippine Network Foundation (PHNet)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcrDX
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Mr. Arjay B. Cristobal
AMA Computer Learning Center – Antipolo
Manila, Philippines