Mappa della libertà di stampa 2007

[robertp]

siamo verdi , ma come ? ma la tanto sbandierata non liberta discussa dai compagni ?

http://www.freedomhouse.org/template...=363&year=2007




oppure Blu

[Kronos]

ma almeno leggi...
http://www.freedomhouse.org/template...=363&year=2007

Italy received an upward trend arrow due to increased freedom of the press following Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi’s exit from office.

[Von Clausewitz]

si si vero


http://www.freedomhouse.org/uploads/Chart110File156.pdf


notare l'itaGlia: 61esimo posto insieme a Sao Tomé, Guyana, e Capo Verde, non c'e' che dire ottima compagnia...

[RandallFlagg]

ma almeno leggi...
http://www.freedomhouse.org/template...=363&year=2007

Italy received an upward trend arrow due to increased freedom of the press following Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi’s exit from office.

Chiedigli di postare una cartina del 2006 o del 2005

[RandallFlagg]

si si vero


http://www.freedomhouse.org/uploads/Chart110File156.pdf


notare l'itaGlia: 61esimo posto insieme a Sao Tomé, Guyana, e Capo Verde, non c'e' che dire ottima compagnia...

Sarebbe interessante anche sapere PRIMA in che posizione si collocava l'talia, altrimenti dire solo che siamo al 61° posto è un pò limitativo, non trovi?

[Kronos]

Chiedigli di postare una cartina del 2006 o del 2005

gli altri anni è sempre verde (se non ho visto male) ma nel 2007 c'è quella frase introduttiva

[robertp]

Chiedigli di postare una cartina del 2006 o del 2005

2006 verdi
http://www.freedomhouse.org/template...=363&year=2006

2005 verdi

http://www.freedomhouse.org/template...=363&year=2005

2004 verdi
http://www.freedomhouse.org/template...=363&year=2004

2003 verdi
http://www.freedomhouse.org/template...=363&year=2003

2002 verdi
http://www.freedomhouse.org/template...=363&year=2002

[RandallFlagg]

gli altri anni è sempre verde (se non ho visto male) ma nel 2007 c'è quella frase introduttiva

Allora la cartina indica anche paesi con una "parziale" libertà di stampa in verde.........quand'è che si diventa rossi?

[Kronos]

Allora la cartina indica anche paesi con una "parziale" libertà di stampa in verde.........quand'è che si diventa rossi?

ok...scoperto l'arcano. Il banana ha postato la libertà in generale (e ci mancherebbe che fossimo semi liberi)...ma se vai nella sezione Freedom of the press...siamo "gialli" fino al 2006.

http://www.freedomhouse.org/template...=251&year=2006

[Kronos]

queste le spiegazioni del "cambio" avvenuto nel 2004:

Status change explanation: Italy's rating moved downward from Free to Partly Free as a result of high media concentration and increased political pressures on media outlets. The country's free and independent media institutions are threatened by government interference and the highest level of media concentration in Europe. This trend results from the 20-year failure of political administrations to reform the framework for independent journalism and access to information. In 2003, in response to calls for reform, legislators introduced the controversial so-called Gasparri law, which would have allowed increased cross-ownership of broadcast and print media. Critics asserted, however, that the bill was tailor-made to circumvent a court decision unfavorable to Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's media empire, reversing a ruling that would have forced Berlusconi's company to convert its station, Rete 4, to less-profitable satellite television. The bill was approved by parliament but vetoed by President Carlo Ciampi in December. In response, Berlusconi signed a decree allowing Rete 4 to continue terrestrial broadcasting until April 2004. Claims of government interference in reporting have increased. For example, some journalists complained that coverage of Berlusconi's controversial comments to the European Parliament in July had been deliberately "softened and cut." The editor of Corriere della Sera, the major daily, resigned in May amid allegations that he was pressured to quit due to his tense relations with government officials. A journalist in Sicily was attacked by unidentified men in August after publishing articles about local drug trafficking, and shots were fired at the home of a journalist in Sardinia who also appeared to be targeted because of his work. Berlusconi's substantial family business holdings control the three largest private television stations and one newspaper, as well as a significant portion of the advertising market. As prime minister, he is able to exert influence over public-service broadcaster RAI as well, a conflict of interest that is one of the most flagrant in the world. However, the concentration is considerably less in the print media, which continue to be critical of the government.



http://www.freedomhouse.org/template...=251&year=2004