Hello. What do you tell the minister Bondi, who roared the President Berlusconi, the media of Raiperunanotte experiment, the first of its kind in Italy, has been a complete success and, in the words of the Secretary of the PD Bersani, "a boomerang "For all those who greeted the claim pre-election as a good thing.
write affixed before the close of the regional polls, tomorrow afternoon, to highlight the fact that, whatever the outcome of the vote, for once, just once, Italians of any membership policy have been shown to not accept excessive interference from the Palace in the application of constitutional principles of freedom of speech and press, as well as the right to be informed before they go to vote.
In fact, the great public response, despite the many technical problems of those who, like me, was forced to watch the program via the internet from abroad (I live in England), with a streaming that worked in fits and starts, is to testify behind as there is much more than just an election message "anti-Berlusconi" or "vote for the opposition."
The public has spent hours glued to the TV, radio, computer or sitting in the cold ground in the streets d'Italia era lì per dire: "Lasciateli parlare, lasciateci ascoltare. Decideremo noi a cosa credere e a cosa no."
Ma c'è un altro aspetto importante, di carattere più generale: l'evento di Raiperunanotte rappresenta lo spartiacque, anche in Italia, tra il vecchio mondo dei media tradizionali e quello dei nuovi canali di comunicazione mediatica.
Dopo Raiperunanotte, nessuno in questo Paese potrà più permettersi di considerare internet un canale secondario, concentrando i propri sforzi (anche quelli finanziari) solo sui media tradizionali.
Del web come canale chiave per la comunicazione anche politica se n'era già avuta qualche avvisaglia con la straordinaria popolarità acquisita, within a few days, Deborah Serracchiani, MEP elected "by the people of the Internet." But the case
Serracchiani is in no way comparable in scope and meaning, that of Raiperunanotte.
Raiperunanotte Not that it was a media event free of defects, is clear: the excesses of an over-excited audience, and those few moments of the program, in which Berlusconi is compared to Benito Mussolini, or even when Mario Monicelli, after saying things beautiful and sacrosanct, closes badly talking about "revolution" (following applause), representing the less edifying aspects of an otherwise impeccable.
But if we frame the events correctly, we must consider not so much the pressure on components Agcom (on which I ignore, because the authorities in Italy are all lots and such liability is not attributable only to PDL), as the absurdity of closing all transmissions of deepening political in his election campaign, that is when it is most needed (to the point that, paradoxically, one might wonder why out of the broadcast campaign ...!). That
Santoro, its guests and the audience was - considering everything - a response perhaps sometimes nervous but all in all, balanced.
exaggeration, or did not follow the transmission chi sostiene che sia stata un'invettiva continua contro il PdL; a meno che mandare in onda i contenuti delle intercettazioni Agcom - ahimè, già di pubblico dominio - non sia da considerare un attacco politico, invece che, come ritengo, semplice dovere di cronaca.
Puntualizzo che io non sono di Centrosinistra , sono un Radicale liberista e, come tale, trovo che i bavagli - di qualsiasi colore - siano sempre fuori luogo; né condivido più di tanto il modo di fare tv di Michele Santoro, del quale ricordo una puntata sul conflitto arabo-palestinese che fece incazzare persino la Annunziata (e che ora mi si dica che la Annunziata è di Centrodestra).
Ma se la sola risposta che il Palazzo sa dare è the gag, then I hope that free experiences as Raiperunanotte recur and multiply indefinitely, leaving the Italians, and only to them, the task of distinguishing between information and propaganda.
Regards,
(Rio)
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