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Mass Media is an advance in Civilization: Call to Power.

Summary[]

The seventh Economic Advance, Mass Media heralds the entry of transistors and silicon chips into consumer life. This revolutionary technology allows for Television and Hollywood, both of which increase gold. The airwaves also open the door to the Televangelist, who asks for gold in exchange for eternal salvation and soothsay.

Great Library entry[]

Micro-circuitry opened up a new era of Mass Media. By replacing the heavy, breakable vacuum tubes that powered the radios and televisions of the early 20th century with transistors, companies reduced the size and cost of all electronic devices, ushering in a consumer boom in the new smaller appliances.

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Civilization: Call to Power Advances
Ancient Age Agriculture Alchemy Astronomy Bronzeworking Bureaucracy Domestication Engineering Geometry Hullmaking Ironworking Jurisprudence Mining Monarchy Philosophy Religion Shipbuilding Stirrup Stoneworking Theocracy Tool-Making Trade Writing
Renaissance Age Age of Reason Agricultural Revolution Banking Cannon-Making Cavalry Tactics Classical Education Democracy Economics Gunpowder Industrial Revolution Machine Tools Mechanical Clock Medicine Nationalism Ocean-Faring Optics Perspective Physics Printing Press Republic
Modern Age Aerodynamics Chemistry Communism Computer Conservation Corporation Electricity Electrification Explosives Fascism Genetics Global Defense Globenet Jet Propulsion Mass Media Mass Production Oil Refining Pharmaceuticals Quantum Physics Railroad Rocketry Space Flight Steel Tank Warfare
Genetic Age AI Surveillance Advanced Composites Arcologies Corporate Republic Cryonics Ecotopia Fuel Cells Fusion Genetic Tailoring Human Cloning Nano-Assembly Neural Interface Robotics Sea Colonies Smart Materials Space Colonies Superconductor Technocracy Unified Physics
Diamond Age Alien Archaeology Asteroid Mining Cloaking Digital Encryption Eden Project Gaia Theory Life Extension Mind Control Subneural Ad Ultra-Pressure Machinery Virtual Democracy Wormholes Zero-G Industry
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