Italian bloggers went on strike in July to protest against government measures that they claim could kill [...] the rights of bloggers to express their opinions.
If the Alfano decree becomes law, it would put websites on a par with newspapers, giving a right to reply to anyone who believes their reputation has been damaged by [...]
August 15, 2009
Categories: In the News . Tags: alessandro giglioli, bbc, Berlusconi, Blog, bloggers, click, freedom of expression, freedom of speech, investigative journalist, italians, Italy, journalist, marco lillo, media, online media, opinion . Author: laura . Comments: Leave a Comment
Veltroni has admitted his defeat against the, yet again, Prime Minister Berlusconi… but some unusual news are coming in relation to the treatment of some voters during the latest elections and some missing ballot papers. If you can grasp a bit of Italian, I’d suggest reading the following article @ Il Corriere: Stranezze e drammi nei [...]
April 14, 2008
Categories: In the News . Tags: ballot, ballot papers, Berlusconi, Italian elections, Italy, politics, Veltroni . Author: laura . Comments: 1 Comment
WHY? WHY? WHY?
Why are we a population of manikins? I have just gone googl(e)-ing my way to find out how the election went in MY OWN ****** COUNTRY and this is the first result I have read in google: Turnout low in Italian elections. I am so seriously upset. Is this real? We have [...]
April 14, 2008
Categories: In the News . Tags: abstension, ballot, Berlusconi, democracy, elections, Italian election, Italy, politics, poll, Veltroni . Author: laura . Comments: 1 Comment