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Period: 2010 BCE to 2010 BCE
Instagram
Instagram is a social media application and network with American roots that is owned by Meta. It is frequently referred to as IG or Insta. On October 6, 2010, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger released their book. -
Period: 2005 BCE to 2005 BCE
Youtube was created
Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, and Jawed Karim, three ex-workers of the American e-commerce firm PayPal, registered it on February 14, 2005. The notion was that common people would take pleasure in sharing their "home films." The business's main office is in San Bruno, California. -
Period: 2004 BCE to 2004 BCE
Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook What starts out as an intoxicated hacking attempt on the Harvard network ends up becoming a well-known social networking site. Facebook had more than 845 million active users as of February 2012. -
Period: 2001 BCE to 2001 BCE
Creation of wikipedia
Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia that was founded in 2001 and use an open-source management system. The non-profit Wikimedia Foundation is in charge of it. The construction of articles on Wikipedia is facilitated by the usage of a collaborative program called wiki. -
Period: 1998 BCE to 1998 BCE
Google Launching
The Google story begins in 1995 at Stanford University. Larry Page was considering Stanford for grad school and Sergey Brin, a student there, was assigned to show him around. By some accounts, they disagreed about nearly everything during that first meeting, but by the following year they struck a partnership.Sep 4, 1998 -
Period: 1995 BCE to
The beginning of yahoo
Verizon Communications has acquired the Sunnyvale, California-based supplier of international Internet services since 2017. Jerry Yang with David Filo, grad students at Stanford, created it in 1994. Yahoo! gives customers access to other websites as well as online resources, information, and tools. -
Period: 1995 BCE to 1997 BCE
First Direct Message
At a company holiday party, British citizen Neil Papworth sent Vodafone director Richard Jarvis the first SMS, wishing him a Merry Christmas. Papworth used his work computer to send a short message to an Orbitel 901 phone. -
Period: 1971 BCE to 1972 BCE
Email
A software engineer who works for ARPAnet named Ray Thomlinson produced and transmitted the first email. -
Period: 1941 BCE to 1941 BCE
Television commercial
Before such a sporting event between the Baseball Team and Philadelphia Phillies at 2:29 PM, the first legal TV ad in history airs for Bulova watches on WNBT in New York. America operates on Bulova time, said the voiceover for the 10-second commercial, which featured a picture of a clock superimposed on a map of the country. -
Period: 1927 BCE to 1928 BCE
First Color Television
In this demonstration, John Logie Baird uses a scanning disc with spirals of red, green, and blue filters at the sending and receiving ends to create a color television system. -
Period: 1925 BCE to 1926 BCE
First live TV
In his lab, John Baird creates the very first live tv picture with tone graduations. To make William Taynton the very first face on television, Baird forces the office boy in front of the camera. However, a pace of five pictures per second falls short of genuine motion -
Period: 1915 BCE to 1920 BCE
Transcontinental Telephone call
the first transcontinental phone call, which took place between Alexander Graham Bell at 15 Dey Street in New York City and Thomas Augustus Watson at 333 Grant Avenue in San Francisco. -
Period: 1906 BCE to 1907 BCE
Radio
Using a rotary spark-gap transmitter and an Alexanderson alternator, Reginald Fessenden broadcast the first sounds over radio at Brant Rock, Massachusetts. A transmission that featured Fessenden reading from the Bible and performing O Holy Night on the violins was heard by ships at sea. -
Period: 1894 BCE to 1899 BCE
Morse Code
Sir Oliver Lodge, a British physicist, used a "coherer" to show how to receive Morse code signals using radio waves. -
Period: 1876 BCE to 1888 BCE
Telephone
The first long-distance call between Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts, is placed by Bell. -
Period: 1860 BCE to 1861 BCE
The ponny express
From April 1860 to October 1861, the Pony Express ran a quick postal service between St. Joseph, Missouri, and Sacramento, California, through the High Sierra, the Rocky Mountains, and the Great Plains. -
Period: 1840 BCE to 1858 BCE
Telegraph
1840
Jaques Babinet guides light in water and bent glass rods 1858
First transatlantic telegraph cable was completed and functioned for three weeks -
Period: 1826 BCE to 1825 BCE
Photograph
The first photograph was made using heliography process that consisted in light passing through a piece of glass; the name of the inventor was Joseph Nicephore. -
Period: 1750 BCE to 1760 BCE
Signals
Smoke and torch signals where the first known "optical" telegraphic media, this method of communication where used by romans and indigenous people to transfer a message over large distance.