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From Gutenberg to the Web 2013. Experiencing how media influenced Western culture. This is the first day. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Ich bin ein Gutenberger! The Last Supper at The Twelve Apostles. We will wear them with pride. We gave the students the opportunity visit one of two museums along Muse.
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The site had the following in the homepage, "Wrapped Up Like a Kebab." I noticed that the web site stated " Whenever I was prompted to explain why I decided to go on this trip, I usually remarked tongue-in-cheek that my sister had just returned to Venice, and I wanted to get back at her for being so pretentious." They also stated " Now, I love my sister dearly, but part of me, I admit, was jealous of her recounting all those adventures. People also trust more, which is certainly a far cry from the Europe we know, where Liam Neeson rescues you."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
We then took a tour throughout the station, visiting a radio broadcasting studio, a television control room, and even the intricate cable box room that was responsible for all the television lines. We were able to meet several people that worked in each of these areas who then explained to us their job. Less people spoke English here than at previous stops, which is understandable.
Follow the two of us and see the transformation of media from Gutenberg to the Web. The plane ride is bittersweet. I would like to give a personal thank you to Dr. Hatcher and Professor Makemson for making this trip truly memorable. A Tour of Frankfurt, Approaching the End of our Trip.
A european journey of media and everything else in between. Throughout this course we have seen several different ways of communicating and memorializing the Holocaust in the cities that we have visited.