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This timeline underpins several of the guides and profiles
on this site - notably those about the evolution of the
net, past communications
revolutions and the
book - by highlighting
communications technology and media events.
We have included information about regulatory and commercial
contexts - and about demographics - as technology does
not exist in a social vacuum.
Dates for some developments are indicative, given disagreement
about responsibility for particular inventions.
media chronologies
An associated site provides more detailed chronologies.
The Ketupa.net site
provides detailed profiles and comment on over 450 major
media groups in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Europe and
the Americas. The site includes an overall timeline and
chronologies for each group.
sense
In discussing fin de siecle Europe the great Robert Musil's
Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften explained
A
great deal was happening everywhere, and people were
certainly aware of it. It was regarded as a good thing
when we were the ones doing it, and aroused apprehensiveness
when it was done by others. Every schoolboy could understand
each thing as it happened, but as to what it all meant
in general, nobody really knew except for a very few
persons, and even they were not sure. Only a short time
later it might well have happened in a different sequence,
or the other way round, and nobody would have known
the difference, except for a few changes that inexplicably
establish themselves in the course of time and so constitute
the slimy track made by the snail of history
Several
of the guides and notes elsewhere on this site feature
more detailed and specific chronologies that may be of
use in making sense of that track:
in the Guides -
in
the Profiles and Notes -
- auDA
and dot-au | here
- audience
research | here
- Australia
Card | here
- Australian
Censorship regimes | here
- Australian
Constitution | here
- Australian
Privacy regimes | here
- Australian
Telecommunications | here
- Biometrics
| here
- Blasphemy
| here
- Cartography
& GIS | here
- Collectibles
| here
- Consumer
Credit Reporting | here
- Copyright
Societies | here
- Corporate
Rating Services | here
- Defamation
| here
- Discrimination
Law | here
- Dot-com,
Telco and Subprime bubbles | here
- Filesharing
| here
- Financial
Rogues | here
- Forgery
& Fakes | here
- Hedge
Funds | here
- Human
Rights | here
- ICANN
| here
- Intellectual
Property | here
- Metadata
| here
- Moral
Rights | here
- Passports
and Travel | here
- Patents
| here
- Postal
Systems | here
- Private
Equity | here
- Cultural
Repatriation and Spoliation | here
- Search
Engines, Directories, Behaviour | here
- Sedition
| here
- Surveillance
| here
- Telco
M&A | here
- Trademarks
| here
- Colour
Pages | here
They
are complemented by a note
highlighting sources of data regarding nominal prices,
purchasing power, wages and inflation in different eras
and markets.
A discussion of historical periodization - such as the
'age of the internet' - is featured here.
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