| The names Gutenberg and Morse are
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| | telegraph. Morse made it his life's work
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| associated with the invention and
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| | to invent an efficient and fast messaging
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| development of printing technology. Their
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| | system.
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| hard work and sacrifice has enabled them
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| | Because of the inventions of these two
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| to revolutionize how we read and
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| | masters, we are now experiencing a
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| communicate through the printed medium.
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| | quicker form of mass communication. Mass
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| Johann Gutenberg was born in the German
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| | communication refers to the distribution
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| city of Mainz in the year 1400. Gutenberg
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| | of entertainment, art, information, and
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| worked as a goldsmith and gem cutter as a
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| | messages by television, radio,
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| young man and had learned about
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| | newspapers, magazines, movies, recorded
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| metallurgy. He is considered the inventor
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| | music, associated media, and now --- the
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| of the movable type printing in Europe.
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| | Internet.
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| The first type was cast our of metals
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| | Furthermore, communication is a process
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| that included lead, antimony, and tin,
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| | which has evolved over time from the
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| and consisted of two-hundred and ninety
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| | traditional medium. It is evident today
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| separate symbols. Gutenberg also had to
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| | that communication and the way we
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| find an ink that would not fade. He
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| | communicate has changed drastically with
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| later produced ink out of boiled linseed
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| | the advent of the Internet especially in
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| oil and soot. Gutenberg adapted a wine
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| | the corporate setting. The pace of
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| press for printing that was waist-high
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| | business has increased drastically in the
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| and had a rolling tray so that he could
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| | past couple of decades. What used to take
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| slide the paper in and out. The press
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| | weeks to finish can now be completed in
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| would also enable him to squeeze water
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| | days or even hours. One such example of a
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| out of the damp paper while printing at
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| | the latest technology in communication
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| the same time. Gutenberg's invention
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| | that can enable a faster turnaround is
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| sparked many religious revolutions that
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| | Internet faxing. Internet faxing is a
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| allowed the common man to posses a Bible
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| | simple solution that does not need much
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| for his own interpretation. Gutenberg's
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| | of a great knowledge or change in habits.
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| invention of the printing press allowed
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| | Internet faxing functions where documents
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| knowledge and ideas to be passed from one
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| | are sent and received via e-mail or a
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| man to the other and paved the way for
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| | secure server over a standard Internet
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| schools and media.
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| | connection rather than through
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| Samuel Finley Breeze Morse was born in
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| | conventional phone lines. Probably the
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| Charlestown, Massachusetts on the 27th of
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| | most significant impact of Internet
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| April in 1791. Morse was a professional
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| | faxing has been on the ability of busy
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| artist. He was educated at Phillips's
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| | employees to save time and manage
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| Academy at Andover. He graduated from
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| | important documents better.
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| Yale University in 1810 and lived in
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| | Gutenberg and Morse inventions proved to
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| England. His artworks were exhibited at
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| | us that there are possible and easy ways
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| the Royal Academy in 1813. He has a
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| | to transfer information. With their
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| particular interest in portraiture. He
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| | inventions, it paved the way to even
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| returned to America in 1832 after being
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| | greater and creative tools for easy
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| appointed as Professor of Painting and
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| | communication.
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| Sculpture at the University of the City
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| | Free iFaxThe fastest growing provider of
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| of New York. On his way to his
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| | internet messaging services guarantees
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| motherland, he overheard a shipboard
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| | fast and efficient delivery of messages
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| discussion on electromagnets, which
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| | around the globe.
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| eventually led to his invention of the
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