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What freedom? Whose Freedom? Berlusconi & the case of La Repubblica's 10 Questions21/10/200917h00 - Taylorian Institute, Room 2, Oxford A panel discussion organised by Italian Studies at the University of Oxford and the Axess Programme on Journalism and Democracy in collaboration with the Oxford Italian Society.
Chair: John Lloyd: Director of the Axess Programme on Journalism and Democracy, Contributing Editor of the Financial Times and Director of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Enrico Franceschini: London Correspondent and London Bureau Chief, La Repubblica
Dr. Daniele Albertazzi: Senior Lecturer in European Media, University of Birmingham
Maurizio Morabito: Press Secretary, Freedom Party (PdL), London Circle
Prof. Andrea Biondi: Secretary, Democratic Party (PD) London Circle
For more information, please contact: italianstudies@area.ox.ac.uk |
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