Is precariousness at work an irreversible reality, a sign of our times, or is it a pervasive ideology that makes us see such a condition as normal? Do automation, the web and the sharing economy outli...
Riccardo Staglianò
Riccardo Staglianò writes for the Italian daily La Repubblica. He is the author of Bill Gates. Una biografia non autorizzata (2000), L’impero dei falsi (2006), I cinesi non muoiono mai (2008), Miss Little China (2009), Grazie (2010), Toglietevelo dalla testa (2012), Occupy Wall Street (2012), Al posto tuo. Così web e robot ci stanno rubando il lavoro (2016) and Lavoretti (2018).
On the rise and fall of a financial charlatan who for two years ran rings around journalists and manipulated the market.
The evolution of the first Italian generation of webdocs between surveys and new cross-media languages. A foray into the world of interactive web documentaries starting from the story of InsideCarce...
Watchdoggers are digitized videomakers armed with semi-professional cameras. They inform us about what happens next door, denounce what does not work, create a direct line between citizens and local...
Civic activism and information: the Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street and beyond
Civic activism and information: the Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street and beyond Is social struggle, whether aimed at toppling an oppressive regime or radically changing the political agenda within a W...
