I luoghi comuni sui giovani “bamboccioni”, “choosy”, così come le finte notizie sugli imprenditori che regalano posti di lavoro senza ricevere cv, danneggiano il dibattito sul mondo del lavor...
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Alessandro Gilioli
director Radio Popolare
Alessandro Gilioli is the director of Radio Popolare. He previously worked as a journalist of the Italian weekly L'Espresso from 2002 to 2020. He is co-author with Renato Gilioli of Cattivi capi, cattivi colleghi (2000) and Stress economy (2001), co-author with Arturo Di Corinto of I nemici della rete (2010) and author of Forza Italia: la storia, gli uomini, i misteri (1994), Basta perdere. Ventuno scrittori raccontano la loro insana passione per l’Inter (2002), Premiata macelleria delle Indie (2007), Bersani, ti voglio bene (2012), Chi ha suicidato il PD? (2013), La Diaspora. Dov'è oggi la sinistra italiana (2014), Meglio se taci (2015, co-written with Guido Scorza) and Noi e Podemos. Il cambiamento spagnolo, la sinistra italiana (2016).
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#IJF19 /
7 april 2019
Politics without politics. Why the economic crisis has brought populism into our lives
Dalla crisi economica indignazione, paura e rabbia sono diventati temi pervasivi del dibattito pubblico. Così come disincanto, vocazioni anti-establishment, astratte contrapposizioni tra popolo ed é...
Can we create a fairer society by providing a guaranteed income for all citizens? What would this mean for our health, wealth and well-being? Basic income is rooted in the idea that all citizens have...
The right with the workers, the left with the multinationals. Giorgio Gaber would be in crisis today, if he were to sing "What is right, what is left." Old certainties have collapsed, one after the ot...
Reporting on the Israel-Palestine conflict is possibly one of the more demanding of journalistic assignments. The elements which come into play are multifarious: cultural, political, linguistic, eco...
#IJF15 /
19 april 2015
Better to keep quiet: censorship, hypocrisy and lies about freedom of speech in Italy
Italy is a country where in order to open a blog it is necessary to obey a law dating from 1948, otherwise there is the risk of having to face a a criminal trial. We are a country where you cannot b...
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The Internet has expanded the possibility of access to primary sources of information to everybody. This process deprives the journalist of the feature of unique mediator between news and audience. ...
#IJF14 /
4 may 2014
Impersonation, duping, entrapment, mighty falsehoods: all legitimate for journalists in getting the story?
In a recent controversial episode in Italian journalism, one of the hosts of the Zanzara current affairs radio talk show - impersonating a well-known Italian politician - phoned another Italian politi...
The crisis of newspapers and the crisis of blogs. On the one hand, the difficulty of paper and digital integration and the problem of interpretation and integration of social media. On the other h...
Remember the 2008 financial crash? One among many subsequent questions was why almost nobody in the media saw it coming. Fast forward to the March 2013 Italian general elections. Almost nobody in th...