3 main reasons that make constructive journalism work

By Redazione Posted On 11 June 2018 Editorials

Constructive journalism is not a replacement for traditional journalism. It does not aspire to change the rules of the press or to condemn a way of

Constructive journalism will change information

By Silvio Malvolti Posted On 29 May 2018 Editorials

About 17 years ago, I started an important adventure but was not totally aware of it. When I was just 26 years old, frustrated by the

Pope Francis: “Journalists should be responsible for the information that they spread”

By Redazione Posted On 14 May 2018 Editorials

Taking care of people instead of thinking about strategies: this is the warning raised by Pope Francis who, in his usual message released on the occasion

The profession of being a journalist has lost its credibility

By Silvio Malvolti Posted On 2 May 2018 Editorials, Numbers

Scientists are the second on the list of professions which Italians trust. Journalists come after hairdressers. Why? Because “They exaggerate everything just to get attention”. Following

Mass media and obsessive fear

By Silvio Malvolti Posted On 22 April 2018 Editorials

Milan, a passer-by calls the police after noticing an abandoned shopping bag on top of a parked car. The bag contains nothing but a few cans

Why the media doesn’t reflect the truth

By Silvio Malvolti Posted On 22 April 2018 Editorials

Who owns the rating agencies? Who owns the news? What is their real goal? Which data is based on the truth, since statistics can be changed

What impact does news have on your mood?

By Silvio Malvolti Posted On 21 April 2018 Editorials, Numbers

Trust in information is dropping, according to a carried out survey held by the Oxford Reuters Institute in 2017. 48% of people interviewed declared they had stopped

Medium, and the reason you can’t stand the news anymore

By Silvio Malvolti Posted On 12 February 2017 Editorials

In January, Medium founder Ev Williams announced that despite his company’s efforts to better the news industry, it would refocus. The reason? We believe there are millions of thinking

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