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Written Media - Coggle Diagram
Written Media
Magazines
History
17th Century - First Origins
1663 - First True Magazine
18th Century - Increased Literacy Lead to Increased Popularity
1830s - Emergence of Mass Appeal Magazines
1923 - First Newsmagazine
20th Century - Rise in Popularity of Picture Magazines
Today - Online Magazines
Effects
Mass Distribution Lead to Countrywide Trends
Enabled Authors and Poets to Expand Their Audience
Integrated with Movies through Fan Magazines
Teen Magazines Connected to a Younger Audience
Effects of Profitability: Advertisers have Influence in What is Printed
Top Publications
AARP
Reader's Digest
Newsweek
Time
U.S. News & World Report
Ladies’ Home Journal
Good Housekeeping
Better Homes and Gardens
Cosmopolitan
Sports Illustrated
People
Us Weekly
Connection to Newspapers
Magazines Have More Space to Go Further In-depth on Topics
Similarity: Can Choose What to and What not to Publish
Editors can Influence What is Published
Audience Segmentation
Professional Trade
Scholarly Works
Religion
Politics
Fiction
Hobbies and Interests
Connections to the Internet
Paper Magazines Diminished - Can't remember the last time I saw one in line at a grocery store.
Online-Only Magazines
Websites that Act as Magazines: This may be my only interaction with magazines as a whole
Online Integration for Paper Magazines
Article Archives
Books
History
3000 BC - Egyptian Written Script Developed
6th Century BC - Papyrus Commonly Used
4th-2nd Century BC - Connected Parchment to Form Codex
700 - Block Printing
1448 - Mechanical Movable Type/ Printing Press
1500-1700 - Popularity of Chapbooks Increased
1710 - Copywrite Law Introduced
1935 - Paperback Revolution
2010 - Publisher Convergence to "the Big Six"
Today - Ebooks
Effects
Historically
Increased Literacy Rates
Increased Tensions before the Civil War
Mass Production Lead to Cultural Impacts, as Content Reached More People
Initially Used to Push Moral Values
Multicultural Literature
Industrializing Books
Franchising Books
Blockbuster Syndrome
Convergence: Barnes and Noble and Borders
Interacting with the internet: Ebooks
Current Estimate of 5% of the Book Market is Low - not up to date
Amazon Controlling the Industry
Today: Books Made about Movies or Videogames
Self-publishing