Tabula rasa 1992-2012: 20 years in which the Italian left lost (itself) When and why did the Italian left begin to lose (itself)? When and why might the Italian left begin to win (back its identity)?

If the Italy of Mario Monti were a film: Mary Poppins, Twilight or The Descendants? With the new technocratic government of Mario Monti, Italy is presenting itself to the world in a new way. But wh...

The most beautiful city in the universe “I am leaving. I shall not forget Via Toledo, nor any other of the parts of Naples; to my eyes this city has no equal and is the most beautiful city in the...

Broadcast live from the festival, the Radio Capital news and current affairs talk show TG Zero presented by Vittorio Zucconi and Edoardo Buffoni. Interviews with festival speakers will feature. ...

Broadcast live from the festival, the Radio 24 no-holds-barred news and current affairs phone-in talk show La Zanzara presented by Giuseppe Cruciani. Interviews with festival speakers will feature. ...

The best of the best of online journalism worldwide Some of the projects that won the 2011 Online Journalism Awards will be showcased. The awards, launched in May 2000 to honour excellence in digi...

Civic activism and information: the Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street and beyond Is social struggle, whether aimed at toppling an oppressive regime or radically changing the political agenda within a W...

Whistleblowers and anonymous leaks: can the media do without them? Whistleblowing is on the increase, with Wikileaks the tip of the iceberg and with traditional journalism heaving hard in the effo...

Interview of Ezio Mauro, editor of the Italian daily la Repubblica, including questions from the audience-at-large via Twitter. The hashtags to participate are #ijf12 #mauro. Moderated by Arianna Ci...

Diving into Data: The School of Data Journalism at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia In the past investigative reporters would suffer from a scarcity of information relating to quest...