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A selection of in-depth analyses, features, and interviews published in Mediatrends.

01 Marzo, 2025

Media fragmentation: A threat to information credibility

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The original version of this article appeared in Italian in the L’Economia Civile section of the newspaper Avvenire, by the same author, on 26 February 2025. The contemporary media ecosystem has reached an unprecedented level of fragmentation. In the past, a few major newspapers and television networks dominated the information landscape. Today, it is shaped […]

Attualità, Interviste, Mt. International

15 Febbraio, 2025

Davide Casaleggio: “Deals between OpenAI and publishers seem more like a golden goodbye than a partnership”

The original version of this article was published in Italian by the same author on 3 June 2024. Davide Casaleggio, a prominent figure in the field of technology and founder of the first digital movement to come to power in a G7 country, has engaged with influential world leaders – ranging from those who ran […]

Attualità, Interviste, Mt. International

08 Febbraio, 2025

AI’s silent hand behind the newsroom reinvention

An Italian version of this article was published by the same author on 10 February 2025. On 1 March 2013, Professor Charlie Beckett took the stage at the Madrid Press Association to tell the audience his idea of how to save journalism. “The task is not to save the existing journalism industry, it’s about saving […]

Mt. International, Opinioni & Analisi

22 Gennaio, 2025

Trump vs the media, round two

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A shortened version of this article was published in Italian by the same author on 20 January 2025. During the first 100 days of his previous administration, Donald Trump redefined the bare minimum level of approval a United States president could expect from the press. However, as his second term sets out, the circumstances appear […]