In today's digital market, technology is an essential competitiveness factor for news publishers and media companies. How software, tools, architectures and algorithms support the editorial productio...
Massimo Russo
Massimo Russo, before taking over the Digital Division of the Espresso Group, was co-editor of La Stampa. He had previously edited the Italian edition of Wired for two years. Before that he had been director of content and product development of the Digital Division itself. A journalist since 1991, he worked for ten years in the Finegil newspapers and between '92 and '93, with a scholarship, at Columbia University in New York. In 1999 he was one of the founders of Kataweb, then the Internet company of L'Espresso. He was a member of the Italian parliamentary commission for the drafting of an Internet Bill of Rights.
To hell with mass media. Journalism, properly conceived, is a service, not a content factory. As such, news must be built on relationships with individuals and communities, no longer a mass, helpin...
Andrea Accomazzo, the European Space Agency Rosetta Mission operations manager, Alessandro Baricco, director and founder of the Scuola Holden, and Diego Piacentini, Senior Vice President International...
What would happen if tomorrow Facebook, Twitter and all other social networks relevant to the world of journalism today were - for some apocalyptic reason - unavailable. For quite some time ie. months...
Quality information and information of quality Ascertaining the quality and reliability of online information is not easy, whether for a large media organisation such as the Gruppo L'Espresso or for ...
Digital Heretics The Digital Heretics journalism award invites entries of innovative online investigative journalism on any subject. The work must have been published in 2011 and can be in Italian ...
