How to get your physical or virtual foot in the door of malfeasance without tripping over insinuation and/or defamation. In other words, how to be a good journalist without ending up in court.
Events - books
The business of news needs to consider the change of social innovation which has occurred in the last twenty years. It needs to understand that if there was a time when it was possible to provide al...
From the century of the ‘masses’ to the century of the ‘individual’ - revolutions in both cases, carnage and chaos in both cases too? In his latest book Il web ci rende liberi? (Einaudi, 201...
How do European institutions in Italy comunicate? What are the main elements which determine European information? What’s missing and what are the opportunities? In a context of economic and insti...
A cellist of La Scala Opera House in Milan married a boisterous woman, whom he had already fallen in love with during childhood. One day, after years of living together, she disappears. In her place...
Paolo Giordano, author of the debut bestseller La solitudine dei numeri primi, in conversation with Lucia Annunziata about his second book Il corpo umano and much more.
Late-night buses, sleeping on sofas and dogged hitch-hiking in order to report on the 2012 US Presidential elections. A book which grew out of a blog and online fundraising. The story of Andrea Mari...
Southern Italy in general, and Calabria in particular, remains a patriarchal culture. The latest book by Lirio Abbate entitled Fimmine rìbelli pays tribute to the Calabrian women who are attempting...
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In Digital Vertigo, Andrew Keen sliced and diced the teddy-bear view of the effect on society of social media. This book has just been translated into Italian by the Egea publishing house, with the ...