First part of Year Zero for the 2009-2010 television season, the program more aligned with the conductor of the tv (after Emilio Fede) scores just 22.8% share, well above the 13 poor, 2% first episode of Porta a Porta by the Prime Minister. Among other things, it should be said, last night there was the counter-programming, and how, Grey's Anatomy on Italy 1, Ale and Franz on Channel 5 (13.24%) and Don Matteo on RAI 1 (23.56 %), although this program has made very good viewing figures beaten only by Don Matteo.
E 'questions may be then a question. If advertising is the soul of commerce and if a program is seen as the most advertising revenue generated and, given that RAI is a company earns from advertising, why all this hatred? Criminal use of television? I do not think it is criminal to put much more time dinner, "Cosi fan tutte" or shooting the ass Belen climbing the stairs.
Beyond the fact that you can agree or disagree with the political line of transmission is due to leave the viewer the opportunity to choose what to see. The deepening political programs are excellent showcases for politicians and even more great ways to raise public awareness. If it is true that 80% of Italians reports exclusively on television is right and proper to have heard the news that both in-depth political programs.
lacking press freedom in Italy? E 'is the theme taken yesterday by the program. My idea is that the system in Italy Information is abnormal.
E 'anomalous that Berlusconi is the owner of three television stations, which controls the other two and is editor of Il Giornale and Panorama.
E 'anomalous that at each change of government there are alternations in the RAI cadreghini. It 'not fair that a prime minister refuses to answer questions and make millions in damage claims to newspapers of different political line.
E 'abnormal journalists of different political line are branded as rogues.
E 'abnormal that journalists have a policy!
Freedom of the press, at least at present, but there is still severely limited by the facts above. The situation is worsening in a silent but progressive. The willingness to bend the information to the policy is clear and obvious. The right to freedom is the inalienable right and fully described in Article 21 of the Italian Constitution.
If we lose the right to freedom of the press, the right to know and the right to express what separates Italy from a dictatorship? Of course, not a bloody dictatorship in African model but a dictatorship more subtle, hidden, a dictatorship of bureaucrats, a dictatorship without contradiction where "caste" of the usual suspects alternates the positions of state power. A democratic dictatorship.
Luke Purse, an Italian Umberto Bossi
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