The Media History Project

Low graphics

october
1996

Promoting the study of media history from petroglyphs to pixels

Note about October

sponsors wanted!,
advisory boards,
about the project

Takes you back
to this page

Internet resources
grouped by technology
(listed below)

Syllabi, journals,
organizations & more

45,000 BCE to
the present

New links,
awards & resources

Key concepts
& theorists

features

Noteworthy Book Reviews, compiled from numerous H-Net discussion lists

Reviews this month include Martin Luther, Vatican Radio, Women Scriptwriters, Incan Astronomy, Cecil B. DeMille, Clifford Geertz, History of the Popular Culture Association, & many more!

Special Report: A U.K. computer scientist's labor of love to restore early television broadcast recordings

deadlines

Announcements Board -- Post or review calls for papers, panels, conferences, & other notes on our new Announcements Board!

August and September 1996 Deadlines for Paper Submissions -- excerpted from a variety of lists

New Journal! Media History Monographs, a quarterly online journal devoted to publishing scholarly works in journalism and mass communication history, invites submissions

Grants and Fellowships -- descriptions and deadlines

Additional Conference Notices -- CFPs and Meeting Announcements

oral & scribal culture

printing & publishing, journalism,
photography,
advertising, comics

telegraphy, telephony,
sound recording

radio, film, television

computing

This site has
won some awards
and has been featured
in numerous publications.

since August 14, 1996

Formerly located at the
University of Colorado,
where the site received
28,523 visitors
from 12 June 1995 to
14 August 1996.

from our archives

The Dead Media Project's full-text archives of Dead Media reports.

CPSR's Community Memory List on the History of Cyberspace. Oral histories of computing from folks who saw it begin!

The MHP Timeline -- Timeline and image gallery, starting from 45,000 BCE to the present era

August 1996 features

chat boards

Now Open! The Media History Project Chatboard is now up and running. Feel free to post queries, swap information, or talk about whatever interests you about media history.

The Project will be the proud host of the First Virtual Media History Conference, during Spring 1997. Details TBA.

tools

Search the Media History Project

Add Your Name to our Directory of Media History Professionals & Students

Other Search Engines on the Project

notices

Tell the MHP about your journal, conference, or organization!

The Media History Project invites editors, organizers, and directors to submit monthly or quarterly notices and updates for publication on the site. Please visit the Announcement Board for details, or send e-mail to info@mediahistory.com.