From urban legends to fake news: what is fake news nowadays and what role do individuals, the media and companies play in it all? Organised and sponsored by Coca-Cola Italy.
Matteo Grandi
journalist and TV author
Matteo Grandi is a journalist and television author (Il Labirinto, Carpool Karaoke, XFactor, Sanremo). He is very active on social networks and has always been an attentive observer of the dynamics of the web. He lives in Perugia, where he runs a bimonthly magazine, Milan, where he works for TV, and Bari, the city of his wife. In his remaining time he writes screenplays for music videos and collaborates with the University of Perugia, running a laboratory on social media and digital writing. He is the author of #ArrivoArrivo - La corsa di Matteo Renzi da Twitter a Palazzo Chigi (2014) and Far Web (2017).
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