Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: libertà di stampa in italia

sicuramente se ne sarà già parlato (specie i media mi pare abbiano
dato grosso risalto a questa notizia).
fonte: 
www.freedomhouse.org
link diretto:
http://www.freedomhouse.org/research/pressurvey/fop05.pdf
nel 2005 siamo scesi al 79° posto in classifica tra tutti i paesi del
mondo per quanto riguarda la libertà di stampa, preceduti dalla
bulgaria  e seguiti dalla mongolia.
la situazione italiana è così riportata:
Freedom of speech and the press are constitutionally guaranteed.
Legislators moved in July toward abolishing prison sentences for
libel, a
development welcomed by media organizations, but the proposed
amendments have yet to be adopted. Politicians and their allies filed
several
libel suits against journalists during 2004; in February, journalist
Massimiliano Melilli was sentenced to 18 months in prison and ordered
to pay 100,000 euros (US$124,400). In July, a 76-year-old journalist
and senator was placed under house arrest, relaxing his 2002 sentence
of
29 months’ imprisonment for libel. Press freedom organizations
criticized
two separate government raids on journalists’ homes and offices, owing
to the journalists’ refusal to reveal their sources for controversial,
investigative reports.
Most press outlets are privately owned but are often linked to
political
parties or run by large media conglomerates that exercise some
editorial
influence. In December, journalists at Italy’s leading and
highest-selling
daily, Corriere Della Sera, protested increasing editorial
interference and
pressure in the newsroom from its shareholders. The newspaper is owned
by RCS Mediagroup, in which 15 of Italy’s major conglomerates have a
stake. Concerns about the concentration of media ownership have been
an issue since the election in 2001 of Silvio Berlusconi, a media
magnate
and Italy’s wealthiest individual, as prime minister. The print media,
which
consist of eight national newspapers, two of which are controlled by
the
Berlusconi family, continue to provide diverse political opinions,
including
those critical of the government. However, Berlusconi controls or
influences six of the seven national broadcast channels. Mediaset, a
company in which he has a major interest and the largest private
broadcaster
in the country, owns three national channels, while the state-owned
network (RAI), traditionally subject to political pressure, controls
three.
Questions continue to be raised about the political impact of
Berlusconi’s control of the media. The Osservatorio di Pavia, an
independent media watchdog, reported that in the month of February,
Berlusconi’s presence on television accounted for 42 percent of the
time
dedicated to politicians. During the year, the head of RAI, Lucia
Annunziata, and one of its star television broadcasters, Lili Gruber,
quit
in reaction to Berlusconi’s domination of the media. A long awaited
conflict
of interest bill, which was intended to resolve the contradictions
between
Berlusconi’s private business and his role as prime minister, was
passed in
July. Although the bill limits the managing control politicians have
over
their holdings, it does not bar them from owning companies. As a
result,
the bill, which was criticized as being toothless by critics, will
have little
impact on Berlusconi’s media empire.
In April, the parliament adopted a law on broadcasting reform, known
as the Gasparri Law, which ostensibly introduces a number of reforms,
such as the switch-over to digital broadcasting (scheduled to take
place in
2006) and the partial privatization of RAI. The law was initially
vetoed in
December 2003 by President Carlo Ciampi, who was urged to do so by
media organizations claiming the law threatened press freedom and

 bulgaria  e seguiti dalla mongolia.
Mi consenta...; l'Italia ha il piu' alto numero di testate 
giornalistiche in Europa ( tra cui i due giganti dei mass media, il 
Gruppo Espresso ed RcS, notoriamente di sinistra ) nonchè il piu' alto 
numero di radio e tv private, locali, regionali, nazionali.
Mi consenta, lei è proprio un BOSONE !
Clas 

 Mi consenta, lei è proprio un BOSONE !
Certo Banana...eccome no...
*LOL*
Il GecKo
-- 
Quanto più è priva di chiaroscuri la sua visione e quanto più netti 
sono i suoi giudizi - e quanto più se li conferma in base a ciò che 
vede in altri popoli ed altre religioni - tanto più quella cultura è 
esterna a se stessa e immersa nel sonno.
J.Hillman
Un terribile amore per la guerra
Un fulgido esempio di giornalismo peracottaro
http://www.senato.it/notizie/RassUffStampa/030515/4et0b.tif
http://62.207.170.1/libero/LF_showArticle.jsp?idarticolo=64911083

numero di radio e tv private, locali, regionali, nazionali.
certo.
è proprio per questo motivo che osservatori internazionali
indipendenti (non si tratta di destra contro sinistra qui) ci hanno
declassato a paese SEMILIBERO, al pari della turchia: siamo gli unici
in europa (considerando che la turchia non si è ancora capito se entra
o no in europa).
posso avere anche 1000 testate giornalistiche o reti locali o radio ,
ma se tutte parlano di stronzate, non servono assolutamente a
nulla....
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