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Poynter Online - New Media Timeline

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Poynter Online:
Our timeline looks at the history of new media and online journalism from 1969 to 2008.

We are presenting it in two parts, with parallel sections on "Technology/Services/Social" and "The Media."

David Shedden, Library Director of the Poynter Institute's Eugene Patterson Library, began compiling this timeline and bibliography in 1995.

We hope the timeline serves as a useful reference tool for journalists, students, and researchers.

We also hope it helps preserve the history of new media and online journalism, a history that isn't very new after all.

Begin the timeline: 1969

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