My Multimedia Projects
Silenzio in Aula
In December 2017, The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) formally ceased to exist. Here I recall its beginning, its reasons to be and I also try to understand the impact it had (globally and locally) and what its legacy might be.
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Multimedia and crossplatform journalism class at Celsa-Sorbonne
As lecturer at CELSA-Sorbonne for the years 2015-16 and 2016-17, I've taught there a class in multimedia and cross-platform journalism. With the students, we explored digital online packages, mobile publishing, and the evergrowing and multifaced impact of social media in the news environment. We did not forget about print and radio, trying to figure out how they are changing and how they might evolve in order to adapt to this ever-changing landscape. Here is the class website , while clicking on CELSA's logo you'll find the students' final projects.
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Principle of Multimedia Journalism
Between fall 2013 and spring 2015, I've been a visiting scholar and researcher at the UC Berkeley School of Journalism. During this time I had the chance to meet Richard Koci Hernandez and Jeremy Rue and to collaborate with them on this book. I've helped them by collecting digital news packages and developing a system to classify these new products. I also had the chance to do some of the interviews. This book, the first tackling this subject, is a great tool for any newsroom and journalist who wants to work on online longform storytelling.
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Ten Years on Mars
In 2014 have been ten years since Opportunity, one of the NASA Mars Rovers, landed on the Red Planet. Here is an insight of the mission and of what happened during this decade of exploration.
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