Bernardo Valli is a seasoned foreign correspondent of the Italian daily La Repubblica. An opportunity to hear his thoughts on how technological change is pulling apart reporter and reported, despite...

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...

Investigative journalism case studies -  a set of four events (one per day from Thursday 25 to Sunday 28 April) Can a crowd investigate? And how can journalists harness the power of social media...

Who is legally responsible for the information on the web? What is the responsibility of the search engine, the owner of the blog, the director of the online newspaper, the journalist, the Internet ...

Print newspapers shutting down, the digital still a long way from offering a satisfactory business model, journalists facing competition from their readers: just some of the topics under considerati...

Women, morality, religion. Two years after the fall of Ben Ali, Tunisia is coming to terms with its dual personality: on the one hand secular and Westernized, on the other hand deeply Arab and Isl...

The awards ceremony of the best work produced by students from Italian journalism schools while on their pre-graduation internships. There are four categories: print media, video, radio and online j...

In Digital Vertigo, Andrew Keen sliced and diced the teddy-bear view of the effect on society of social media. This book has just been translated into Italian by the Egea publishing house, with the ...

Michele Serra interviews Claudio Bisio. Organised in association with UNICEF

For five years, a economic-financial-democratic crisis has shaken Europe. Austerity, unemployment and political mistakes in the EU's timing and answers have created centrifugal forces which threat...