PERUGIA (ITALPRESS) – Information changes face and questions about its destiny. From paper crisis to digital, to artificial intelligence: a journey that has transformed the way to produce and consume news. On these themes will be confronted publishers, directors and institutions in the day-convene “Editory and information: paper, digital… and then? The Internet has unrolled the paper, the AI is turning digital. Who has the courage to write the future?”, scheduled in Città di Castello (Perugia) Thursday 13 November from 9.30 to 13.30. Among the protagonists: Alberto Barachini, undersecretary of publishing; Giacomo Lasorella, President Agcom; Francesco Dini, Vice-President Fieg; Andrea Barchiesi, CEO of Reputation Manager; together with publishers and directors of some major Italian newspapers. Five panels are planned to analyze an area that changes to the speed of the algorithm: from the “count collection” between paper and digital to the role of artificial intelligence, from the new frontiers of regulation to strategies to save newsstands, leaders of freedom and community.
The initiative is promoted by the Corriere dell’Umbria and the Corriere Group and was conceived by the publisher Francesco Polidori emeritus and the director of the Group’s publications, Sergio Casagrande, who will moderate the panel dedicated to editors and directors and will hold a dialogue with the undersecretary Barachini. The Director of Economy, Sergio Luciano, will instead lead the panel with Francesco Dini and Andrea Barchiesi. In closing a dialogue between the director of First Communication, Alessandra Ravetta, and the president of Agcom, Giacomo La Sorella.
Among the many guests who announced their presence at the event: Maurizio Belpietro, director of La Verità and Panorama; Tommaso Cerno, director of Il Tempo; Massimo Martinelli, director of The Messenger; Claudio Rinaldi, director of the Gazzetta di Parma; Pietro Senaldi, conductor of Libero; Luca Telese, Director of Il Centro; Gaspare Borsellino, director of Italpress; Giuseppe Cerasa Director of Le Guide di Repubblica; Gianluca Rossi, director of Corriere di Romagna; Maurizio Amoroso, deputy director of Tgcom24; Francesca Oliva, deputy director Rai responsible for RaiNews.it; Fra Giulio Cesareo, Director of the Press Office of the Sacred Convent of Assisi; Flavio Mucciante, president of the School of Radio and Television Journalism of Perugia; Urban Cairo, President Rcs Media Group; Alessandro Bompieri, Director General News Rcs; Giuseppe Cerbone, CEO of Nem; Carmela Colaiacovo, Chairman of Il Sole 24 Ore Group; Lino Morgante, Chairman and Editorial Director of the Società Editrice Sud and President of Ads; Paolo Berlusconi, honorary president of Il Giornale; Ubaldo Livolsi, President of Livolsi & Partners Spa; Filippo Davanzo, Deputy Director General of Editoriale Bresciana; Marco Ferioli, ceo di Lettera43; Giovanni Scurti, editorial director of Il Centro; Luca Pavarotti, president of Cega publishing; Giovanni Parapini, director Rai Umbria; Luca Ginetto editor Tgr Umbria; Luca Benedetti, president Order of journalists of Umbria; Michela Angeletti, President Corecom Umbria; Marco Meacci, president Corecom Tuscany; and many others.
The work will open the institutional greetings of the President of the Region Umbria, Stefania Proietti and the President of the Region Tuscany, Eugenio Giani. An appointment, therefore, which promises to be a national reference point in the debate on information and the future of publishing.
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