Presentation of the book Cronache dal fronte: parole & immagini by Amedeo Ricucci. Moderated by Laura Silvia Battaglia. Generally the books of war correspondents are epic and exude courage. Thi...

From conflicts in the Middle East to the drama of the smuggling of migrants and the war in Syria, it is especially in times of crisis scenarios that the work of foreign correspondents is so crucial. P...

In the beginning there was gonzo journalism, with the desecrating irruption of the not-neutral-at-all first person onto the journalistic scene. Then, with the advent of the web and digital reality c...

From the first video-cameras of the 1980s to the smartphones of today, video-journalists have become more and more central to news-making. They are now a key feature of the news industry. But what d...

New technology and media-activism are profoundly changing the job of war correspondents: no longer sole witnesses to events, able however to work in real time.

An average of two journalists are killed every week carrying out their work. Most are local journalists investigating crime and corruption and their killers are seldom found. Ten years ago the news ...

The war in Syria through the photos and words of journalists who have been there. The panel will be dedicated to the memory of the war photographer Olivier Voisin, who was due to speak on this panel...