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Johannes Gutenberg’s invention revolutionized the production of books and information by being able to produce pages of texts at a faster speed. -
The publication was in Germany. It was written by Johan Carolus. The paper revolutionized access to information on a new level. -
Samuel Morse’s invention of the telegraph made it possible for communication over long distances for the first time in history. It made communication accelerate in many ways. -
The first commercial radio station, KDKA in Pittsburgh, began broadcasting. -
The New York World’s Fair showcased the first television broadcast, introducing TV to the public. It was a telecast with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. -
It marked the beginning of 24-hour news cycles. It was the first all-news television network in the United States. -
Tim-Berners-Lee introduced the web, making the internet accessible to the public. -
It revolutionized how we search for and access information online. -
It changed the way we consume media, making it accessible to us. -
It became a major platform for visual storytelling and influence on people.