The Synchronological Charting of The Evolution of Electronic Communications
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chronologicalsynchronological
charting
Prezi
linear timeline
new chart of history timeline
frontier timeline
outside and inside timeline
modular theory
storytelling theory
Annals of St. Gall
Ortelius, Abraham
Schedel, H.
Minard, Charles Joseph
Priestley, Joseph
Perozzo, Luigi
Adams, Sebastian
Tshi-zun-hau-kau
Haacke, Hans
Bell, Alexander Graham
Gray, Elisha
AT&T
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Southern New England Telephone Company
New York Telephone Company
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
South Central Bell Telephone
Ohio Bell Telephone
Cincinnati Bell Telephone Company
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Date Published
2019-05
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From 1850s to the present time, electronic communications have been evolving from the analog transmission of harmonics over a singular wire connected to boxes with a single hole for transmitting and receiving to texting, FaceTime, Facebook, and twitter. This evolution did not follow a direct path from A to B; instead, it took a winding and interlocking path. This path is represented via a timeline that textually analyzes the data collected, and through graphical interpretation, depicts the history of the path. With this one should be able to see the growth of the enterprises through history, which is shown horizontally, as well as the different variables that affected their growth along the way, depicted vertically. Both of these variables are depicted on one chart, from the same vantage point. This timeline not only shows the path of growth of the technology and its enterprises but also the interrelations of the different enterprises and how either technology, politics, or geographic presence influenced this swath. The online interactive Prezi timeline “Evolution of Electronic Communications” referenced in this abstract can be found at https://prezi.com/vt9673mvbqsa/evolution-of-electronic-communications/ .Related items
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