On March 7th, the GIST Central-South Group was officially established. The group includes 13 members from Tuscany, Umbria, Puglia, Campania, and Basilicata. Anna Bruno, a professional journalist from Basilicata, has been appointed as the Group’s Delegate. Giovanni Bosi, based in Foligno, was named Deputy Delegate. With the creation of the GIST Central-South Group, there will be stronger regional representation to foster and strengthen local initiatives in tourism media and communications.

A website that provides information is effectively a newspaper and, as such, must be registered with the competent court. Over

For quite some time now, under the articles of “La Repubblica” the note appears© All rights reserved (Corriere della Sera

If for some the title of this post may sound too ironic or even unreal, I’m ready to show, thanks

A tough and rightful stance from the FNSI (National Federation of the Press) followed the press conference held by the

Considered, mistakenly, as a minor branch of information, digital journalism has the opportunity to introduce itself in a two-day event

Rather than talking about journalism, we should use the term journalisms. But that’s not what I want to focus on.

The unexpected halt to the bill on fair compensation has mobilized the Federazione Nazionale della Stampa (FNSI), the unified journalists’

The National Federation of the Press (FNSI), through an official communication, expresses satisfaction at the approval in the Culture Committee

I received an email from Simone Favaro, whom I thank, regarding a comment on my post about the fact that

A press release that exists in too many versions loses not only its uniqueness but also the authority that comes from being created by the media, for the media. Among industry professionals, the press release holds significant value—it’s often considered the primary source. However, it seems that in certain corners of the digital world, this no longer matters. As we say in Italy, “where there’s a rule, there’s a loophole.”

  The FNSI Self-Employed Workers Commission believes that freedom and quality of information—and, along with them, the issues faced by