Piloting+3_3_Laura&Rui


 * FIRST VIDEO:**

The first video is called media evolution. The video starts with a bird flying over the screen. The bird is a carrier pigeon. After that we see the first newspaper. The first newspaper was introduced in the early 18th century. Then we hear a radio sound, and are told that Marconi's first radio was introduced in 1901. BBC's first radio broadcast was in 1922. Afterwards, we see an old television and are told that BBC's first television was introduced in 1936. In 1953 22 million people watched the coronaton of queen Elizabeth 2. In 1969 600 million people watched Neil Armstrong's moonwalk. In 1994 the Electronic telegraph was launched as the UK's first newspaper website. In 1998 Goggle is introduced. Then we see a lot of known websites and we are asked the question: Media have evolved, have you?


 * SECOND VIDEO:**

The second video is called the virtual revolution 1. The video starts in Africa, where they have just met the technology for real, and the development is going very fast. It shows how fast we have moved in the east during the last twenty years. But what is going to happen with Africa? Steve Wosniak says, "The computer has become the smartest brain in the world" The web is a very important part of our life today, but in some places of the world, they live without it. Wikipedia has become the most important information site in the world. In the beginning, not even the Wikipedia contributor trusted in the idea of Wikipedia. But it has become a hit! Now, more than 65 million people use Wikipedia each month. Wikipedia is a place where everybody can write what they want to and spread some cleverness and news. And many people use it because it's free! In 1985 the Well was set up near San fransisco. Without the Well Facebook, twitter and all the other websites would never have existed. How would the world be without them?