They are a cutting-edge band. Playing 200 concerts a year, many of them sold out, without going mainstream and participating at the Sanremo Music Festival (the most popular Italian song contest), be...
Michele Azzu
Michele Azzu is a freelance journalist writing mainly on work issues, society and culture. He writes for the Italian weekly L'Espresso and fanpage.it. In 2010 he co-founded with Marco Nurra the website Redundancy Island, of which he remains the editor. He won the 2011 Google-supported Digital Heretics award and the 2012 Premio dello Zuccherificio award for investigative journalism. He is the co-author with Marco Nurra of Asinara Revolution (Bompiani, 2011). You can see his work on The Guardian's comment is free.
Young, qualified and jobless: how Europe’s unemployment is defining the Millennial Generation
Millennials have their rules: they read news on their smartphones, live on social media, move between different countries regularly. Also, most European young people are facing the highest unem...
The crisis of newspapers and the crisis of blogs. On the one hand, the difficulty of paper and digital integration and the problem of interpretation and integration of social media. On the other h...
Asinara revolution On 24 February 2010 the workers of Vinyls in Sardinia occupied the nearby former maximum security prison of Asinara to protest against the closure of their factory. They began a ...