You probably never imagined that the very first news report was produced in Mexico City. Americans nowadays have become comfortable to presenting the newest news of the most recent natural problem instantaneously at their fingertips via broadcast news , the Net and papers and magazines.

But, the very first actually news record was an eight-page brochure printed in 1541 after having a surprise and earthquake devastated Guatemala. Although the printing push have been developed in Europe about a century earlier in the day, in 1440, the field of writing had yet to be invented. The first services and products of the making press were Bibles and books economical and then the most affluent people in Western society.

In 1534 the initial making push in the New Earth was mounted in Mexico City at the behest of a publishing house in Seville, Spain. The first remaining products and services of the making push were authored by Juan Pablos, an French employee of the publisher. The subject on his 1541 book may be translated: "Report of the Scary Earthquake Which Has Reoccurred In the Indies in a City Named Guatemala."

More than 40 decades later, the 2nd printing push in America was mounted at Lima, Peru. A distribution remaining from 1594 explains the capture of an British pirate in the Pacific seas near Peru, identified as "John of Aquines," the daughter of John Hawkins.

Even though the making push in Peru was at first used mainly to create spiritual literature, by 1618 printers were producing monthly news studies discussing the news from Europe. There are also a couple of remaining copies of news guides in Mexico throughout the 1600s. Nevertheless, it was not till 1722 that the Gaceta de Mexico, or Mexican Gazette, published monthly by the Catholic church, started initially to regularly function local and foreign news.

Although the market for these early newspapers was basically little and restricted to the most affluent customers of culture, the landowners and the ruling type, we could note that the push in Latin America created for probably the most portion separately of the push further to the north in the United States.

The very first printing push found its way to the British National colonies in about 1638 but the first magazine that has been not only a rehash of Western news , The New England Courant, printed by Benjamin Franklin's brother David, seemed in 1721 in Boston. The Courant, in addition to the news from Europe, included essays and satirical pieces by Franklin and his group of friends.