This document traces the evolution of traditional media to new media across four ages: pre-industrial age, industrial age, electronic age, and new/information age. It provides examples of early forms of communication from cave paintings to codex books. It then outlines the development of printing press, typewriter, telegraph, and other innovations during the industrial age. The electronic age brought television, mainframe computers, and transistor radio. The information age saw the rise of personal computers, internet, smartphones, social media, and digital sharing platforms.

1. EVOLUTION OF
TRADITIONAL
TO NEW MEDIA

2. GROUP 2
Diola, Alleah Sheira M.
Liporada, Calvin C.
Balondo, Jaina S.
Pore, Jomar L.
Tequillo, Alvin R.
Zabala, Brandon Duane E.
Relevo, Darwin R.
Aranez, Christian Greg E.
Posos, Proceso

3. PRE-INDUSTRIAL AGE
INDUSTRIAL AGE
ELECTRONIC AGE
NEW/INFORMATION AGE

4. Before
It happened million years ago
together with the invention of
writing systems.
PRE-INDUSTRIAL AGE

5. These are painted
drawing on the wall of
a cave walls or ceiling.
And the exact purpose
of the cave paintings is
not known.
Cave Paintings
(35, 000 BC)

6. One of the earliest
systems of writing. It is
distinguished by
its wedge-shaped
marks on clay tablets,
made by means of a
blunt reed for a stylus.
Cuneiform
(3, 500 BC)

7. This is just like the
cave paintings, but it
originated in Egypt.
And it is carved in the
rocks or clay tablets.
Hieroglyphics
(3, 300 BC)

8. It is a material similar
to thick paper that was
used in ancient times as
a writing surface. It
was made from the pith
of a papyrus plant.
Papyrus in Egypt
(2, 500 BC)

9. It is the daily Roman
official notices. They
were carved on metal
or stone and presented
on message boards in
public places.
Acta Diurna
(130 BC)

10. Folding books written
by the pre-Columbian
Maya civilization
in Maya hieroglyphic
script on
Mesoamerican bark
cloth.
Codex in Mayan Region
(5th Century)

11. INDUSTRIAL AGE
A period that encompasses the
changes in economic and social
organization that began around
1760.
to

12. Typewriter
(1800)

13. Telegraph
(1830)

14. Difference and Analytical
Machine
(1837)

15. Fax Machine
(1843)

16. Pantelegraph
(1860)

17. Telephone
(1876)

18. Motion Picture
(1890)

19. ELECTRONIC AGEto
This age is the invention of the
transistor. People harnessed the
power of transistor that led to the
transistor communication
becoming more efficient.

20. Many were compelled to
capitalize on the
invention and make
profit through visual and
audio communication
technology.
Television
(1941)

21. It is used by large
organizations for
critical applications,
bulk data processing,
and transaction
processing.
Mainframe Computers
(1950)

22. It is a small
portable radio
receiver that
uses transistor-
based circuitry
Transistor Radio
(1954)

23. Also known later as
the Apple I, or Apple-1,
is a desktop computer
released by the Apple
Computer Company.
Apple 1 Computer
(1976)

24. It is an 8-bit home
computer, one of the
first highly successful
mass-produced
microcomputer
products
Apple 2 Computer
(1977)

25. NEW/ INFORMATION AGE1980s to 2000s
This is a period in human history
characterized by the shift from
traditional industry that the Industrial
Revolution brought through
industrialization, to an economy based
on information computerization.

26. It is a small, portable
personal computer with
a “clamshell” form
factor.
Laptops
(1980)

27. It is the web browser
that popularized the
World Wide Web and the
Internet.
Mosaic
(1993)

28. It is a handheld personal
computer with a mobile
operating system and an
integrated mobile broadband
cellular network connection.
Smartphones
(1994)

29. It is a telecommunications
application
software product that
specializes in providing
video chat and voice calls.
Skype
(2003)

30. It is an American for-profit
corporation and an online
social media and social
networking service based
in Menlo Park, California.
Facebook
(2004)

31. It is an American video-
sharing website
headquartered in San
Bruno, California.
Youtube
(2005)

32. It is a small, portable
personal computer with
a “clamshell” form
factor.
Twitter
(2006)

33. It is a based photo-sharing
application and service that
allows users to share pictures
and videos either publicly, or
privately to pre-approved
followers
Instagram
(2010)

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