Come sta l’informazione locale? Le testate locali italiane dopo vent’anni di rivoluzione digitale

Titolo Rivista ECONOMIA E SOCIETÀ REGIONALE
Autori/Curatori Andrea Mangani
Anno di pubblicazione 2022 Fascicolo 2022/1
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 19 P. 126-144 Dimensione file 327 KB
DOI 10.3280/ES2022-001010
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La transizione al sistema digitale, l’incertezza sui modelli di consumo e di business e la concorrenza di piattaforme di informazione alternative hanno generato forti preoccupazioni per la sopravvivenza dell’informazione locale. Questo lavoro aggiorna la condizione della stampa locale sull’intero territorio italiano e analizza le caratteristiche dei quotidiani locali mettendo a confronto versioni online e cartacee. I risultati mostrano una crescita delle testate cartacee e un’offerta capillare di informazione online anche nelle regioni meridionali. Le testate online che cercano di affrancarsi, almeno parzialmente, dal finanziamento pubblicitario, tendono ad appartenere a gruppi editoriali, hanno una corrispondente versione cartacea, e sono localizzate nelle regioni settentrionali. Nonostante un’apparente crescita del pluralismo informativo locale, rimangono quindi elementi di apprensione riguardanti la sostenibilità di un’offerta di informazione così ampia.;

Keywords:Informazione locale, quotidiani online, Mass media, Pluralismo informativo. Pervenuto: 14 gennaio 2022 - Accettato: 20 maggio 2022

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Andrea Mangani, Come sta l’informazione locale? Le testate locali italiane dopo vent’anni di rivoluzione digitale in "ECONOMIA E SOCIETÀ REGIONALE " 1/2022, pp 126-144, DOI: 10.3280/ES2022-001010