| Abstract: Thesis Elisa Maria La Rocca | | |||||||||||||||
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| control the company through the press. This is the challenge that we accepted starting to understand how to steer public opinion through the mass media. We wanted to remember that for seven long years, the Rizzoli-Corriere della Sera has been directed by the Masonic Lodge Propaganda Due, a political lobby that wanted to accept his plan of Democratic Revival. This thesis will show how the power of the media to manipulate the facts to be broadly based, especially in diverting our attention from the truth. The reader, the listener, the viewer does not produce information, but receive it, relying on the holders of the media. Crippled in fact a famous phrase of Marx, we might venture to say that "the new opium of the people is the word" what the media says is law. Remembering this great Italian scandal, we would like to open the eyes of many citizens today "suffer from" information in a merely passive. We have described how the P2 Lodge was born and has been strengthened thanks to his great "puppet", Licio Gelli, and how they have understood the importance of the media for power: the newspaper as a political structure capable of, then (Chapter I). Back in 1976, we wanted to remember that the publishing house Rizzoli was in the financial crisis and the only solution to avoid bankruptcy was to cede control of the warheads in exchange for money from Banco Ambrosiano's Roberto Calvi and other donors, procured by the good offices of Licio Gelli and Umberto Ortolani (Chapter II). Going through all the stages of the story, we tried to tell what was happening in the "control" of Via Solferino, but not only performed a two-year period 1981-'82 through the analysis of the articles and most of the issues addressed Corriere and the other bulwark of the national press, La Repubblica. The scandal lived from within and from outside, then. We have focused on the interference to the carrier, by names and surnames and reporting the facts been determined. In addition, we analyzed the concentration of the tested implementation of the Rizzoli-P2, noting that the oligopoly of the press is a limit to freedom (Chapter III). P2 was a real center of power, branched in all sectors, and could count on a vast number of senior officers, bureaucrats, leading politicians, journalists, entrepreneurs, financiers, bankers. Even more interesting is to know and understand each other's opinion on the P2 of a nation "politically correct" such as Great Britain: a comparison between different views and ideologies on the concept of journalism through an episode that is still labeled as one of the many mysteries of Italy. " The analysis of the British press in the period in question was made, remember, even as the body of the Milanese financier Roberto Calvi was found in London, and it was the English justice that initially filed the case as suicide. Even Britain, along with the myth of the independent press, is therefore involved in this event: the work on English articles was more complex, as the result of a process of reading, interpretation and translation. In addition, we investigated the vision, sometimes stereotype that the British have of us (Chapter IV). Finally, we compared the Italian and British press, including broadening the discourse to a level of culture. Of course we also talked about the repercussions of the scandal P2: the law and publishing the findings of the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry Anselmi (Chapter V). A significant event in publishing. We told to avoid a repetition of something similar, although there is a longstanding tradition in this strange country that is ours. A habit is often fueled by the rush. About memory of events, facts, sudden dash of certain situations, the explosion of others. The constant tendency to forget, to remove, move on. Not to connect an event with another. At the bottom of it all is a thin mechanism: when something does not want to know, the forgotten. Easy!
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