“I am the best political leader in Europe and the world”
Silvio Berlusconi, former Prime Minister of Italy, during a press conference.
The world needs a tape like this
Campagna pubblicitaria della Tesa
...quando viaggio mi sorprendo sempre ad ascoltare le voci, le chiacchiere delle persone, ma ciò che amo fare soprAognicosa è ascoltare quel che hanno da dire sul luogo in cui vivo: un viaggio al di fuori di sé può servire a vederci chiaro.
Questo documentario fa quest'effetto...
Ma se volete acquistarlo potete farlo sul sito del mio Internazionale delle meraviglie : )
Si tratta di un documentario scottante realizzato e trasmesso dalla Wnet Thirteen New York, la maggiore emittente della tv pubblica statuninenze Pbs e...censurato in Italia.
Vi consiglio, per continuare il viaggio, di leggere anche i commenti sul sito della Pbs (pochi, ma esplicativi)...Ma se volete acquistarlo potete farlo sul sito del mio Internazionale delle meraviglie : )
www.internazionale.it (solo 7euri accattatavillo!)
The Prime Minister and the Press
Fonte:www.pbs.org
Media watchdog Reporters Without Borders recently ranked Italy at the bottom of the list for countries in the European Union on its press freedom index. Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is not only Italy’s richest man, but also the unrivaled owner of a vast media empire. This combination of political power and personal ownership of a large sector of the private media in Italy has provoked questions about the independence of the Italian media. By following the travails of some of the country’s leading critical voices — including Marco Travaglio, one of Italy’s most famous investigative journalists — The Prime Minister and the Press examines Berlusconi’s rise to prominence, and explores what happens to public debate when extreme wealth and political power converge with media dominance. This story is especially timely, coinciding with Italy’s assumption of the Presidency of the European Union in July, 2003.
by Cat
The Prime Minister and the Press
Fonte:www.pbs.org
Media watchdog Reporters Without Borders recently ranked Italy at the bottom of the list for countries in the European Union on its press freedom index. Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is not only Italy’s richest man, but also the unrivaled owner of a vast media empire. This combination of political power and personal ownership of a large sector of the private media in Italy has provoked questions about the independence of the Italian media. By following the travails of some of the country’s leading critical voices — including Marco Travaglio, one of Italy’s most famous investigative journalists — The Prime Minister and the Press examines Berlusconi’s rise to prominence, and explores what happens to public debate when extreme wealth and political power converge with media dominance. This story is especially timely, coinciding with Italy’s assumption of the Presidency of the European Union in July, 2003.
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