The microphone came into our lives in 1876 thanks to Emile Berliner. After Graham Bell invented the telephone, Emile Berliner examined the telephone, including its interior, and concluded that the quality of the voice transmitted by the telephone was not sufficient.
Desiderius Erasmus has been both a student and an academician in different countries of Europe throughout his life and has lived like a traveler.
Italian physicist and mathematician known for his experiments on atmospheric pressure.
His best-known work, Leviathan, dated 1651, became his bedside book, charting the path of Western political philosophy. Leviathan was the name of a monster in the Torah, and for Hobbes, it was the symbol of the all-dominant state.
Charles Frederick Worth, the father of French Haute Couture, is an Englishman. What set Charles Frederick Worth apart from many talented tailors before him?
The Hierarchy of Needs Theory came into our lives with an article written by Maslow in 1943. While Maslow was creating this theory, he actually made important determinations about human nature.
Canadian media theorist Marshall McLuhan is referred to as "the greatest media theorist of the 20th century", "information age guru", "seeker of the electronic age", "media ecologist", and "father of cyberspace".
Edward Beynars, one of the founders of modern public relations, defines public relations as follows: The activity of persuasion through the transfer of information with the aim of gaining the support of the public.
Shannon's first contribution to science was to establish switching algebra by applying the algebra developed by George Boole in 1854 to electrical circuits consisting of switches and relays.
Benefiting from mathematical expansions in the intellectual field, he argued that there is certain absolute-absolute information that emerges directly and is indisputable; He put forward this argument with his famous saying “I think, therefore I am”.
