How have journalism and visual storytelling changed in the age of web documentaries and multimedia stories? What are the different ways to do long term cross-media projects without the support of...
Andrea Marinelli
Andrea Marinelli is a freelance journalist who writes about American stories for the Italian daily Corriere della Sera and co-founder of Peninsula Hotel, an online interactive magazine designed to collect the stories of the people who were able to re-invent Made in Italy. Born in Perugia in 1982, he worked for America24, the US website of Il Sole 24 Ore, and wrote for il manifesto, Libero, Rivista Studio, IL, RAI 3, Radio 3 e Rsi. He is the author of two books (and an half): L'ospite (2012), written while he was following on the road the 2012 US presidential election and Justice ha due padri (2013) on how the United States prepared for the Supreme Court judgement on same-sex marriage.
In Italy, despite the plethora of sources, we seem more and more isolated from the rest of the world. While some brackets of readers and professionals complain about the reduction of the space dedic...
Late-night buses, sleeping on sofas and dogged hitch-hiking in order to report on the 2012 US Presidential elections. A book which grew out of a blog and online fundraising. The story of Andrea Mari...
The situation is grave but not serious. Let's drink to it! Tow moments to discuss what's happening, with the right dose of lightness and irony. Organised by Carlsberg Italia
Self-financing, crowd-funding, non-profit funding and story campaigns. The struggle of independent journalists and filmmakers in today's post-industrial environment to find sustainable ways to tell ...