Why Approaches Change II: New Technologies and Different Audiences and Consumers of History
What this note covers
- New technologies and audiences: why they belong together
- Before print: writing, copying and survival
- Print, archives and the professional discipline
- Recording technologies: photography, sound and film
- Digital technology: research, construction and production
- Different audiences and consumers of history
6 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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