Il 19 Dicembre scorso il prof. Palidda, docente di Sociologia, ha organizzato una conferenza riguardante i mutamenti avvenuti nei quotidiani, tenuta dal caporedattore di uno dei più importanti giornali italiani. Divenuto giornalista a 20 anni, Livio Quagliata ha rivestito il ruolo di caporedattore in giornali di notorietà nazionale: dal Manifesto a Milano e poi a livello centrale a Roma sino al 2001, all’inserto femminile D-Donna, fino ad assumere nel 2005 the current assignment for the pages of the news office at the headquarters of the newspaper Repubblica. Faced with numerous but not so much a group of very interested students of the Faculty of Communication Sciences, the reporter pointed out the importance that advertising has acquired over the years, "the newspapers would not exist without advertising," says Dr. . Quagliata
and adds that the major newspapers of the strategies used to place advertising space: for example, the sponsorship of a travel agency will use a positive environment and a semblance of optimism and certainly will not be placed near a black news story . A great change has taken place with the use of your computer, easier and faster, which allows for quick correction and reworking the script, and the advent of the Internet, which prevents the phone dictation part to a person who records and writes the paper, as was previously the case. Have spread more and more online newspapers where you can find everything that the reader requires: news flash from the last hour to insights from all sectors to archived articles, opinion polls in which there is more calculability for the various categories, the games and quizzes for the university. The papers aim to enhance their site and update it constantly because of this greater proximity the reader than the printed format. He later described the difficulties encountered when approaching journalistic sphere, even in this area as in most others, there is the problem of recruitment: now, except for rare exceptions, all are given a fixed term or project (and are paid only for the article they write), and this does nothing to prevent young people to find their own space, get a career, even if their skills would be worthy of it. Now "you will not become more journalists in 20 years" and that is a sin! Dr. Quagliata, driven by curiosity, we asked a question ...
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