Nella dieta mediale degli italiani i telegiornali sono al primo posto come fonte d’informazione privilegiata; seguono, ad una distanza significativa, i social media. La televisione è quindi central...
Sara Bentivegna
Sara Bentivegna teaches Political Communication and the Theory of Mass Communication and New Media at the University of Rome. She is the co-editor with Paolo Guerrieri of The Economic Impact of Digital Technologies. Measuring Inclusion and Diffusion in Europe (2011) and the author of Parlamento 2.0. Strategie di comunicazione politica in internet (2012) and A colpi di tweet. La politica in prima persona (2015).
The long Italian transition is moving towards an increasingly accentuated oligarchic structure, which corresponds to a increasingly broad and generalist area of recipients of the message. Time and s...
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 t...
