There was no electronic media in the middle ages, nor were there newspapers or other publications. News was passed from one person to the next, throughconversationand gossip. Long distance communication was even more haphazard, as there was no formal post, and sending letters (among the few who could read and write) depended on finding a trustworthytraveler, or having enough resources to hire a messenger.
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They had printing presses and published newspapers. The continental congress established a post office. Prior to that one could subscribe to the services of a private carrier.
There was no telegraph service at that time. There WAS sometimes a town crier, who would call out some news events with the hour.
They also made the committees of correspondence who used express riders to deliver news between the colonies.
By word of mouth; they would gather at community area like a pub, local diner, etc.
There were a variety of ways. The king or other high ranking person would send envoys/heralds with a written message or verbal.
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People would be forced to wear bells in medieval times because they committed a crime, such as rape. They forced the rapist to wear the bell to warn others when they were in close proximity.
In medieval times, a harker was a person who served as a herald or messenger, delivering important announcements, proclamations, or news to the public. They were often employed by nobility or royalty to convey messages to different regions or communities. The role of a harker was crucial in disseminating information and maintaining communication networks in medieval societies.
A medieval knight in the middle ages or medieval times was William the conquerer
you either get hung or beheaded in front of a lot of people