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Premiolino Awards Highlight Threats to Journalism
The 65th Premiolino journalism prize, sponsored by Pirelli, was awarded to six Italian journalists for their work, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists globally, especially in Ukraine and Gaza, where record numbers were killed in 2024; Italy's press freedom ranking also dropped.
Premiolino Awards Highlight Threats to Journalism
The 65th Premiolino journalism prize, sponsored by Pirelli, was awarded to six Italian journalists for their work, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists globally, especially in Ukraine and Gaza, where record numbers were killed in 2024; Italy's press freedom ranking also dropped.
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32% Bias Score


Italian Journalist Walter Tobagi Assassinated
Walter Tobagi, a prominent Italian journalist, was assassinated; his dedication to thorough reporting and understanding different viewpoints made him a target for terrorists; this act highlights the risks associated with investigative journalism.
Italian Journalist Walter Tobagi Assassinated
Walter Tobagi, a prominent Italian journalist, was assassinated; his dedication to thorough reporting and understanding different viewpoints made him a target for terrorists; this act highlights the risks associated with investigative journalism.
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24% Bias Score

Mieli's "La Stampa": Balancing Progressive and Conservative Voices
Paolo Mieli, as editor of "La Stampa" in the early 1990s, balanced progressive and conservative viewpoints, exemplified by articles criticizing Israeli actions alongside conservative commentary, fostering a diverse yet rigorous publication characterized by factual reporting and open debate.

Mieli's "La Stampa": Balancing Progressive and Conservative Voices
Paolo Mieli, as editor of "La Stampa" in the early 1990s, balanced progressive and conservative viewpoints, exemplified by articles criticizing Israeli actions alongside conservative commentary, fostering a diverse yet rigorous publication characterized by factual reporting and open debate.
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44% Bias Score
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