What do the Chinese think of Italy? In the vast Asian country new consumption and old habits intertwine continuously, redesigning social classes and changing lifestyles. There is a growing knowledge a...

Day after day reporters have told of how the crisis has unfolded in Ukraine: from the Maidan protests, which led to the ouster of President Yanukovych, to the annexation of Crimea by Russia. A task th...

News outlets are using more and more footage filmed by eyewitnesses at breaking news events. With the proliferation of mobile phones with high quality cameras and easy access to the social web, citize...

Wars, civil wars and revolutions tend to create multiple truths rather than any one easily-agreeable truth. And the civil war in Syria, now raging since March 2011 (over 100,000 dead and 4 million ref...

Online news is a war of opinions. And much more. Propaganda, hoaxes and conspiracy theories, of course; but also the checking of data and sources, retractions and direct evidence. But why does debunki...

With the emergence of a widespread surveillance system in the NSA files, the Edward Snowden case has deeply affected journalism, both in terms of the role played by the media and of the practices adop...

Marketing, communication and journalism which deal with LGBT issues (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender). From the Barilla case to differences in the advertising of big corporations in Italy and abro...

On how technology and the web have changed are are still changing the communication of a big event like Expo 2015 Milan; the role of social media and of event partners in determining a multi-brand, mu...

The crisis of the last few years has made it clear that economic and financial powers have undermined – and hence conditioned - political power. But how well is the media dealing with the (new) real...

Is political news relatively pure or relatively adulterated? How do the political narratives we find in newspapers and on TV actually start? In short, does political news serve to clarify or to obfusc...