BRIEF HISTORY OF PHILIPPINE MEDIA

  • 1500

    Pre-Colonial Traces

    The most notable discovery of the ancient alphabet called alibata or baybayin.
  • 1500

    Pre-Colonial Traces

    Pre-Colonial Traces
    The most notable discovery of the ancient alphabet called alibata or baybayin.
  • Print Industry and Filipino Freedom

    Books, magazines and newspaperswere brought to the Philippines by the ancient colonizers.
  • Print Industry

    Print Industry
    Books, magazines and newspapers were brought to the Philippines by the ancient colonizers.
  • Broadcast Industry

    Broadcast Industry
    The introduction of the telegraph and telephone system in the country.
  • Print Industry

    Print Industry
    The very first newspaper in the country, Del Superior Govierno.
  • Print Industry

    Print Industry
    The most popular nationalistic newspaper La Solidaridad was published.
  • Broadcast Industry

    Broadcast Industry
    First telephone system.
  • European Film Import

    Spanish soldier named Carlo Naquera brought several Spanish-language short films and showed them to select audiences.
  • Print Industry

    Print Industry
    Publication of the Liwayway Magazine, a Filipino language magazine composed of serialized novels and short stories, essays, news items, photos, lifestyle and entertainment features, as well as a comic strip section.
  • European Film Import

    European Film Import
    The very first Filipino-produced film, Jose Nepomuceno's Dalagang Bukid.
  • Broadcast Industry

    Broadcast Industry
    Early radio broadcast experiment.
  • Print Industry

    Print Industry
    Americans introduced the combine art form of comics, paintings, films, and literary stories.
  • Local Online Media

    Local Online Media
    Several locally-operated BBS groups in Metro Manila created a network to connect with each other called the Philippine FidoNet Exchange.
  • Local Online Media

    Local Online Media
    The Philippines officially connected to the world of internet through PHNET.
  • Local Online Media

    Philippines was named as the "social media capital of the world" as 93.9% of the population area are heavy Facebook users.