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DEVELOPMENT OFDEVELOPMENT OFCOMMUNICATION DURING THECOMMUNICATION DURING THE
PERIOD OF 1914PERIOD OF 1914--19451945
PIYUSH MISRA
MJMC-I
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INTRODUCTION
Communication involves activeinteraction with our environments
physical, biological and social.
Communication is a vital part of personal
life and is also important in business,education, and any other situation where
people encounter each other.
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THE PERIOD OF 1914-1945
A strong wave of narrow nationalism swept during this
period. These years had faced two world war.
First World War 1914 1919.
Second World War 1939 -1945.
A combination of a number of discoveries bytechnicians and scientists from different contries
gave rise to the developments of communications
during these years.
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RADIO
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RADIO BROADCASTING
The Italian electrical Guglielmo Marconi
was the first person to invent a truewireless radio. The World Warprompted the industrialization ofwireless telegraphy ; secondly, in the
United States the radio created acommunication environment inamateurs could operate freely.
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During World War I, largely because ofmilitary requriements,entrepreneurs began torecognize the commercial possibilities ofradio.
The first radio stations were setup in
Pittsburg, New York and Chicago in the1920s.
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all amateur and commercial use of radio
came to an abrupt halt on April 7, 1917when, with the entrance of the United States
into World War One, most private U.S. radio
stations were ordered by the President to
either shutdown or be taken over by thegovernment, and for the duration of the war it
became illegal for private U.S.citizens to
even possess an operational radio
transmitter or receiver.
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The radio industry was taken over by the
government. Numerous military applicationswere developed, including direct
communication with airplanes.
The war also exposed thousands of service
personnel to the on-going advances in radiotechnology, and even saw a few experiments with
broadcasting entertainment to the troops.
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In Britain and Europe,however, broadcasting
was felt to be much too important to be left toprivate companies
Broadcasting was introduced in India by
amateur radio clubs in Calctta. Bombay,
Madras and Lahore.It was first setup ionAugust 20, 1921 from roof of the building by
the Times Of India.
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The War Years
The first daily news bulletin was
introduced in 1936,But the world war II
necessitated the growth of a national
network and an external service, and
the installation of high power
trnasmitters to expand coverage.
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Nazi propaganda was coming through loud
and clear, and it needed to be countered.
Thus was established the practice of all the
news bulletins being broad cast from one
central news rooms. Further, the ExternalServices as also a Monitoring Services were
setup as a part of Military Intelligence Wing.
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PRESS
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Press AT A WAR
During war, the press, had a clear- cut role to
play . It had put a brave fight in its heroic
effort to expose the brutality of the regime.As
perhaps the largest advertiser, the
government supports and strengthens.
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the press. Both the government and the
press represents the power elites', and
therefore reflects their intrests.World
war introduced more severe press
laws.
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During the World War I era (1914-18), leadingnewspapers took advantage of a new printingprocess that dramatically altered their ability toreproduce images. Rotogravure printing, whichproduced richly detailed, high quality illustrationseven on inexpensive newsprint paperwas used tocreate vivid new pictorial sections. Publishers that
could afford to invest in the new technology sawsharp increases both in readership and advertisingrevenue.
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Newspaper were the venerable print
medium that puts masses of citizens in
daily contact with local and world news
during war.
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During the World War I era (1914-
18), leading U.S. newspapers tookadvantage of a new printing
technique called rotogravure that
produced richly detailed, highquality illustrations.
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More than 50 new pages reporting key
events from World War II, from the outbreakof hostilities in 1939 to VJ day in 1945.
The stories have been written as if they werebreaking news, like the rest of the site, andare illustrated with photographs of theconflict.
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Stars and Stripes is a daily newspaper
published for the U.S. military, DoD civilians,contractors, and their families. Unique
among the many military publications, Stars
and Stripes operates as a First Amendment
newspaper, free of control and censorship.We have published continuously in Europe
since 1942
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more than 50 new pages reporting key
events from World War II, from the outbreakof
hostilities in 1939 to VJ day in 1945.
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War Time Censorship
Many of the On This Day pages have links tothese stories, so you can read the newsreport of the Normandy Landings and thengo directly to a veteran's personal testimonyof D-Day.
During World War II details of troop
movements, battles and casualty figureswere often heavily censored and the mediawas also reluctant to report news which mayhave damaged morale.
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All the stories will also be linked with a new
World War II timeline and home page.
The World War stories have beenresearched using contemporary newspaperarticles, historical reference books and BBCreports, but sometimes they reflect the factthat the first information available at that timewas often misleading or inaccurate.
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TELEVISION
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TELEVISION IN THE WAR YEARS
Experiments in television broadcasting were
initiated during the 1920s in the UnitedStates and Europe.
The World War put a brake on further
developments in television, though in Nazi
Germany television was widely used as aninstrument of political propaganda.
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Nazi party conventions were televised, but
the top event in the first chapter of Gremantelevision historywas the 1936 Olympics in
Berlin
In 1930 the national broadcasting corporation
(NBC) had set up a TV station in New York ,
and BBC a TV station in London.
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Late 1940s television had become a feature
of life in most development countries
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CINMEAS
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WAR AND CINEMA
War and Cinema, is one of the most
interesting and richest areas of film studiesand film history.
It almost speaks for itself that visualising the
war was a problematic matter because of all
the regulations the cinema underwent. But atleast there is a body of films we can discuss
and which we know audiences watched
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Polish World War One films were used as
"vehicles to glorify a vision of Poland which is
xenophobic, class-ridden and patriarchal."
(202) Other examples are German war films
made during the Weimar and Nazi period.
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Rother could have stressed more how
filmmakers and producers had to operate in
a diplomatic minefield (also related to foreign
policy) caused by the debate on the war guilt
and the Versailles Treaty.
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During the highly charged years of World
War II, movies perhaps best communicatedto Americans who they were and why theywere fighting. These films were more than
just an explanation of historical events: theyasked audiences to consider the Nazi threat,
they put a face on both our enemies andallies, and they explored changing wartimegender roles.
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In the 1930s, although television had been invented,
very few people had one and people relied muchmore on the cinema for entertainment. Unfortunately,
due to the outbreak of war in September 1939, the
Government closed down all the cinemas but soon
realised how important they were as a way to inform
the public of the latest news on the war. Pathe news
kept British citizens informed, or possibly
misinformed, on how the war was going.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
The war bond campaign was a unique fusion
of nationalism and consumerism. Seeking tostir the conscience of Americans, it invoked
both their financial and moral stake in the
war.
America began fighting in WWII, adsincreasingly told of the cornucopia of goods
that would be available after the war
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Women joined the work force en masse duringWWII, but as far as advertisers were concerned
Magazine illustrations, advertisements andgovernment information posters, published duringWorld War Two, offer a fascinating insight into socialattitudes of the time - as well as the impact ofwartime austerity. Equally, the War Savings postersreveal aspects of the propaganda war, in theappeals of the British and US governments to thepatriotism of their respective peoples
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Electronics During World War
Electronics rose to prominence quickly inWorld WarII. While prior to the war fewelectronic devices were seen as importantpieces of equipment, by the middle of thewar such instruments as radar and ASDIC(sonar) had proven their value. Additionally,equipment designed for communications andthe interception of those communicationswas becoming critical.
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Digital electronics, particularly, were also
given a massive boost by war-relatedresearch. The pressing need for numerous
time-critical calculations for various projects
like code-breaking and ballistics
tables accentuated the need for thedevelopment of electronic computer
technology.
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The United Kingdom and the United States
were the leaders in electronics. The UScenter for basic radar development was the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Radiation Laboratory.
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CONCLUSION The war stimulated many technologies, such
as radio and radar development, it sloweddown related yet non-critical fields such as
television