The document traces the evolution of communication from early cave paintings and symbols through messenger runners, postal systems, telegraphs, newspapers, telephones, television, and the development of the internet and social media. Key developments include cave paintings from 30,000 BCE, the earliest forms of writing in Egypt and Mesopotamia, the Assyrian postal system in 600 BCE, Morse code in 1835, Alexander Graham Bell's telephone patent in 1876, John Logie Baird's first mechanical television demonstration in 1925, Tim Berners-Lee inventing the World Wide Web in 1989, and the rise of social networking in the 2000s.

2. FLOWCHART OF
COMMUNICATION & ITS
EVOLUTION
CAVE
PANTING
CARRIER
PIGEONS
POSTAL
SERVICE
MORSE
CODE
DALY
NEWSPAPER
PAPER TELEPHONE
WIRELESS
TELEPHONE
TELEVISON SOCIAL NETWORKING
WWW
WWW &
INTERNET

3. Parietal art, cave of Altamira of
Spain
A Pictorial symbol, earliest known
from of writing, first discovered in
Egypt and Mesopotamia

4. Ancient persons fromwhom the art of

5. •Marathon Man
In Ancient Persia,atrue postalsystemwas developed in
Assyria
Statue of pheidippides. Runfrom Marathonto Athens to deliver
news of a military victoryagainst the Persians in the battle of
Mara

6. Paper made of papyrus
•DAILY NEWSPAPER
1st newspaper in Leipzig, Germany
MORSE CODE
radiotransmission consisting of MorseCode (or wireless telegraphy) was made
from a temporary station set upby Guglielmo Marconi in 1895

7. An actor portrayingAlexanderGraham
Bell speaking intoan early model
telephone
• WIRELESS TELEPHONE
Stubblefieldwithhis later , induction,
wirelesstelephone
Baird in 1925 with his televisor equipment and dummies “James” and
“Stooky Bill”

8. WORLDWIDEWEB
(www)
Information space(www),invented by Tim-Berners-Lee in1989,at
the CERN data center
BLOGGING
Informationalsite published on the world wide
web(blog)

9. Social relations among people who share similar interests, activities, backgrounds orreal-life
connections