In this session two open web innovators and thinkers will discuss the potential for news flows outside the silos, and how that can work to make the news industry and independent bloggers more free and...

From before click-baiting, well beyond fact-checking, a cut above debunking. In a world surrounded by post-truth chimeras, your only beacon in the darkness is the post-falsity of the news provided byÂ...

Are automation, robotics engineering and artificial intelligence a threat to workers' rights? Or do these developments show that a post-capitalist and post-work society is on the horizon, one in whi...

Trains. A love and a passion shared by Beppe Severgnini and Renato Mazzoncini, CEO of Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane. The world of trains is indeed immense and embraces a thousand elements: from ever...

In conversation with photojournalist Marco Longari. Interviewed by Antonella Palermo. Who reports on the many changes of the African continent, and what kind of Africa interests the Western media? A...

The character that has made Carlo Lucarelli famous, Commissioner De Luca, is back to delight his fans in the new novel Intrigo italiano (Einaudi, 2017). An opportunity to meet a master of noir and ...

What separates inspiration and success? How long does it take to bring an idea to fruition? And to make sure the idea is a good one? Four talks by photographers, writers, designers, scientists, from...

The historic TV programme devoted to investigative journalism turns 20. An opportunity to honour its protagonists and revisit the investigations that made it famous. Hosted until 2016 by Milena Gab...

The incredible and terrifying story of Mohamedou Ould Slahi, arrested in 2001 in his home country Mauritania and from there taken to the detention camp at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. A nightmare of denie...