From The Past To The Future

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From The Past To The Future
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Mass Mediain Belarus and Great Britain
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The meaning of the word

• Media (the plural of medium) is a truncation of
  the term media of communication, referring to
  those organized means of dissemination of fact,
  opinion, entertainment, and other information,
  such as newspapers, magazines, cinema films,
  radio, television, the World Wide Web,
  billboards, books, CDs, DVDs, videocassettes,
  computer games and other forms of publishing.

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Preferences of readers
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Sources of getting the latest news
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The most influential MediaBritain
Belarus
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The history of Television
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• The word television is a hybrid word, created
  from both Greek and Latin. Tele- is Greek for
  "far", while -vision is from the Latin visio,
  meaning "vision" or "sight". It is often
  abbreviated as TV or the telly.
  http//www.bbc.co.uk

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Television is a telecommunication system for
broadcasting and receiving moving pictures and
sound over a distance. The term has come to refer
to all the aspects of television programming and
transmission as well. http//www.cnn.com

A modern 82" (208
cm) LCD television.

• Braun HF 1, Germany, 1958

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The history of Radio

• A Truetone brand radio An old Bush
  brand radio

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• The noun radio has 3 meanings
• Meaning 1 medium for communication  Synonyms
  radiocommunication, wireless
• Meaning 2 an electronic receiver that detects
  and demodulates and amplifies transmitted
  signals  Synonyms radio receiver, receiving
  set, radio set, tuner, wireless
• Meaning 3 a communication system based on
  broadcasting electromagnetic waves  Synonym
  wireless

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Electromagnetic spectrum and diagram of radio
transmission of an audio signal.
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The history of Newspapers
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• The noun newspaper has 4 meanings
• Meaning 1 a daily or weekly publication on
  folded sheets contains news and articles and
  advertisements  Synonym paper
• Meaning 2 a business firm that publishes
  newspapers  Synonyms paper, newspaper publisher
• Meaning 3 a newspaper as a physical
  object  Synonym paper
• Meaning 4 cheap paper made from wood pulp and
  used for printing newspapers  Synonym newsprint

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Most modern newspapers are in one of three sizes

• Broadsheets 600mm by 380mm (23½ by 15 inches),
  generally associated with more intellectual
  newspapers, although a trend towards 'compact'
  newspapers is changing this.
• The Daily Telegraph (est. 1855), The Sunday
  Telegraph (est. 1961), he Financial Times (est.
  1888)
• Tabloids half the size of broadsheets at 380mm
  by 300mm (15 by 11¾ inches), and often perceived
  as sensationalist in contrast to broadsheets.
• The Sun (est. 1964), News of the World (est.
  1843)
• Berliner or Midi 470mm by 315mm (18½ by 12¼
  inches) used by European papers such as The
  Guardian in the United Kingdom.

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The history of Internet
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• These four nodes were drawn in 1969 showing the
  University of California at Berkeley and Los
  Angeles, SRI International and the University of
  Utah. This modest network diagram was the
  beginning of the ARPAnet and eventually the
  Internet.

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The noun internet has one meaning

• Meaning 1 a computer network consisting of a
  worldwide network of computer networks that use
  the TCP/IP network protocols to facilitate data
  transmission and exchange  Synonym cyberspace

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Questionnaire
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• Do you support the idea that Internet will
  replace all the other sources of getting news?
• What kind of Media youre affected by mostly?
• Which kind of Media do you consider being more
  subjective?
• Whats your favorite way of getting the latest
  news?