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1500
PRE-COLONIAL TRACES
the most notable discovery of which is the ancient alphabet called ALIBABA or BAYBAYIN from a similar image based types of characters of our Asian neighbors, Umalohokan refers to the town criers of ancient barangays in the Philippines -
Period: 1500 to
Evolution of Traditional and New Media
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THE PRINT INDUSTRY AND FILIPINO FREEDOM
This is where Philippines was introduced to books, magazines, and newspapers like "La solidaridad" by the Spaniards who colonized the Philippines for about 333 years it was the most popular nationalistic newspaper published in 1889, When Filipinos got the opportunity, the Americans at that point showed English language and different types of media like papers. Then again, the Japanese put media run under close control until the nation was freed structure the Japanese guideline. -
THE INDUSTRIAL AGE
Hand devices and force driven machines are beginning to create in this age. The print machine spread inside quite a few years to more than 200 urban areas in twelve European countries.In the sixteenth century, with squeezes spreading further away from home, their yield rose ten times to an expected 150 to 200 million copies.The activity of a press got inseparable from the venture of printing, and loaned its name to another part of media, "the press". -
THE BROADCAST INDUSTRY
During the colonial Spanish period of the late 1800s, the British company Eastern Extension was granted permission to place submarine telegraph cables from Hong Kong to Manila via the province of Bolinao in Pangasinan. In 1890, the first telephone system of the country began its operations, and the whole archipelago enjoyed this system of information and communication exchange. -
THE EUROPEAN FILM IMPORT
The import of film in the Philippines has been brought here by a Spanish soldier. Several Spanish movies and showed them to Filipinos during 1897.Filipinos were impressed and loved this new form of media.Filipinos have learned using and making films such as those showed to them by previous colonizers, making the very first Filipino-produced film called, "Dalagang Bukid" made by Jose Nepomuceno. -
MARCOS' REGIME: CENSORSHIP AND CRONIES
Ferdinand Marcos, Commanded the closure of all daily papers and broadcasting stations when he announced military law and annulled Congress in 1972. He needed to deny media oligarchs from control, pulled writers and distributers off to jail. When a few daily papers outlets revived beneath strict government supervision.Media was claimed by either Marcos’ relatives or companions or his “cronies”.Surveyed by military censors and teaching by mass media media to not cover disputable and basic stories. -
THE ELECTRONIC AGE
Broadcast or capacity media that take advantage of electronic innovation. They may incorporate tv, radio, Web, fax, CD-ROMs, DVD, and any other medium that requires power or advanced encoding of data. The term 'electronic media' is regularly utilized in differentiate with print media -
LOCAL ONLINE MEDIA
The Open Broadcast communications Act of the Philippines was made into law. Securing a establishment is presently discretionary for value-added benefit suppliers. However the development of the Web within the Philippines was ruined by numerous obstacles including unequal dispersion of Web framework all through the nation, its fetched and debasement within the government. But these impediments did not inside and out stop all the improvements -
THE INFORMATION AND DIGITAL AGE
Amid the Data Age, the advanced industry makes a knowledge-based society encompassed by a high-tech worldwide economy that ranges over its impact on how the fabricating all through and the benefit division work in an proficient and helpful way. Subsequently this advancement of innovation in way of life and social organization has driven to the reality that the modernization of data and communication forms has ended up the driving drive of social evolution.
