I WONDER - Who Developed The First Newspaper?

The Romans developed an early form of newspapers, which served similar purposes to modern ones by providing information on current affairs. These were inscribed on stone or metal slabs and placed in public spaces. Known as 'Actor the Earner' or 'Daily Acts', they included military victories, births, deaths, human interest stories, and Senate accounts.

What purposes did Roman newspapers serve that are similar to modern newspapers?

How were stories published in Roman newspapers?

What was the first newspaper developed by the Romans called?

What types of information were included in Roman newspapers?

What accounts were published to the public from the Senate?