How sensitive you are! - Data is sensitive: learn how to keep it safe and send it safely How much do you know about your webmail, social network accounts and pendrives? How secure are they? Who oth...

Errors, lies, damned lies and the media How many times have journalists come across a breaking news story that is totally at odds with what they are witnessing first-hand in the field? Particularly...

From bits to Pulitzer: when journalism in the public interest scores a scoop When bit met data sparks did fly. Introducing journalists and software engineers, or more broadly journalism and advanced ...

International politics by crowdsourcing? Shock new international alliance: diplomats and journalists and (global) citizens Planet 2.0 has resulted in diplomats and journalists having to enter into ...

The tortoise and the hare – there’s hope yet Four out of ten Italian families don’t have access to internet, Italy is in fourth-to-last place in Europe as regards broadband provision, e-comme...

Fact checking and civic media. True or false news? The first example in Italy of civic media focused on fact-checking. A website offering citizens the possibility to highlight for collective verifi...

Towards an Italian FOIA Italy has no Freedom of Information Act (or similar). The new Diritto di Sapere project seeks to highlight the need for major reform of the law on the right of access to inf...

The economic sustainability of digital journalism: problems and prospects New media is here to stay but an efficient business model to adequately pay who produces online content has yet to be found...

Integral Media: the future of mass media in the age of social networks Keynote speech by Wadah Khanfar. Introduction by Francesca Caferri.

Energy challenges and European geopolitics The European Union currently imports 80% of its petrol and 60% of its gas requirements. Alternative energy sources, even within the parameters set by the Ho...