📰 A Journey Through the History of Media in MIL
Introduction In today’s digital age , media is more than just TV or newspapers—it’s tweets, TikToks, blogs, and live streams. Tracing the history of new media helps us understand how our way of sharing and receiving information has evolved. This blog dives into the key moments that shaped new media and its role in developing our media and information literacy. New Media History 💻 New media refers to digital platforms that allow people to create, share, and interact with content in real time. Unlike traditional media like newspapers or TV, new media includes websites, blogs, social networks, streaming apps, and podcasts—making communication more interactive and user-driven. It started in the late 20th century with the invention of computers and the internet. Early examples were emails and online forums. As technology evolved, so did new media—now involving smartphones, virtual reality, and AI tools that influence how we connect and consume information today....