Newspapers and Democracy in the Internet Era: the Italian Case — Monday 23 November, 17.30–19.00

November 4, 2009
By chiarabolognini

The famous Ital­ian News­pa­per Repub­blica posed 10 ques­tions to Sil­vio Berlus­coni about his rela­tion­ship with a teenager. He decided not to answer.
It could be  weird behav­ior on the part of the Ital­ian First Min­is­ter, though accept­able. What has been unac­cept­able is Berlusconi’s deci­sion to sue Repub­blica because of those 10 unan­swered questions.

Reuters Memo­r­ial Lec­ture 2009
Mon­day 23 Novem­ber, 17.30–19.00
“News­pa­pers and Democ­racy in the Inter­net Era: the Ital­ian Case” by Carlo De Benedetti
Chair­man, Gruppo Edi­to­ri­ale L’Espresso / La Repubblica

Intro­duced by the Chan­cel­lor of the Uni­ver­sity, The Rt Hon Lord Pat­ten of Barnes, CH
fol­lowed by a panel dis­cus­sion with
John Lloyd (Direc­tor of Jour­nal­ism at the Reuters Insti­tute & Con­tribut­ing Edi­tor, Finan­cial Times)
Tim­o­thy Gar­ton Ash (Pro­fes­sor of Euro­pean Stud­ies & Isa­iah Berlin Pro­fes­so­r­ial Fel­low, St Antony’s Col­lege)
Paolo Mancini (Monte dei Paschi Vis­it­ing Fel­low at St Antony’s Col­lege & Pro­fes­sor, Dipar­ti­mento Isti­tuzioni e Soci­età, Uni­ver­sità di Peru­gia)
Mary Ogilvie Lec­ture The­atre, St Anne’s College

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Web-development and usabil­ity improve­ments

The web-developer com­pleted only today the html link func­tion­al­ity for Blomap because he had hol­i­days and other com­mit­ments. All usabil­ity improve­ments are pend­ing. I have to accept the delay and let it accept to the team

The sec­ond event in chrono­log­i­cal order on 7th of April is a free sem­i­nar organ­ised by Gold­bach Media, time: 10.30 in the morn­ing, lan­guage: Ger­man, loca­tion: Das Schiff, West­quais­trasse 19, Basel, title: “Social Media Mar­ket­ing: Vom User Gen­er­ated Con­tent bis zur Com­mu­nity. Wie wirbt man dort überhaupt?” http://tinyurl.com/yfu7vzn

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Let’s pre­pare your alarm-clock for the Social Media Gif­pel in Zürich on 7th of April at 7.30 in the morn­ing (come at 7 if you want to chat, a place and your break­fast). The meet­ing for­mat is par­tially made up of net­work­ing and par­tially of pre­sen­ta­tions. It’s in Ger­man and the main topic this time is: Libya… and mobile net­works. Take a look at the inter­est­ing panel
I cre­ated a Social Media Basel Group on Face­book and I con­sider very impor­tant to post the Man­i­festo of the group, which could be con­sid­ered a sort of Best Prac­tices and Terms and Con­di­tions to be part of the group. 

One of the scope of this group is to pass on the social media cul­ture, to share the cul­ture itself and what­ever infor­ma­tion rel­e­vant to the scope

Dig­i­tal Sto­ry­telling ’10 – sup­ported by the BBC Col­lege of Jour­nal­ism.http://digitalstorytelling10.eventbrite.com/ A unique event for jour­nal­ists and cre­atives of the future. Bring­ing together pio­neers of dig­i­tal media and the tech­nol­ogy behind them to solve the question:

How do we cre­ate bet­ter sto­ries using dig­i­tal media?

The event is free! Any spon­sor could get the atten­tion of more than 100 impor­tant journalists. 

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