In the essay “What’s New About New Media?”, Gitelman and Pingree ask us to try to think of “old” media (e.g., Kodak film cameras or landline telephones) as “new”. Why might this be a good strategy in studying media history? What type of older media or communication practice would you like to study in this way, and why?

1. Read the text given my teacher
2. Once you finish reading look over at the weekly topic response guideline
3. Please make sure to answer the professors question in its entirety for the weelky topic response.
the following question of the week: In the essay “What’s New About New Media?”, Gitelman and Pingree ask us to try to think of “old” media (e.g., Kodak film cameras or landline telephones) as “new”. Why might this be a good strategy in studying media history? What type of older media or communication practice would you like to study in this way, and why?

4. Please makes sure to not go over 125 words this very important

5.Make sure to cover every single aspect of the question

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