Social networks provide politicians and political institutions with the opportunity to get closer to citizens. So can we look forward to an extension of democratic involvement and a strengthening of the link between citizens and elected representatives? Or rather yet another wave of rhetoric and political posturing, bite-sized this time?
panel discussions
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#OpenPolitics: institutional communication, access and social media
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Sara Bentivegna
University of Rome
Massimo Mantellini
journalist and author
Anna Masera
Nexa Center for Internet & Society
Filippo Sensi
spokesman Matteo Renzi
Antonio Sofi
RAI 3
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