@david_gramiccioli: "La vita si può fare in un solo modo: insieme". Ezio Bossio Sabato 11 luglio, al Parco ai Cotoni di San Giovanni Lupatoto (Verona), nell'ambito del SanGiò Art Festival 2026, la redazione di O.I.S Italia - Organizzazione Italiana per la Salute - presenta l'inchiesta "La fabbrica della notizia". C'è un luogo dove ogni giorno nascono migliaia di notizie. Alcune raccontano la realtà. Altre la deformano. Altre ancora vengono costruite per orientare emozioni, opinioni e scelte. Non sarà una semplice conferenza. Sarà un viaggio dentro il gigantesco laboratorio in cui ogni secondo vengono create, rilanciate e trasformate informazioni che raggiungono miliardi di persone. Un universo governato dalla velocità, dagli algoritmi, dai social network e dall'intelligenza artificiale, dove una notizia può diventare virale nel giro di pochi minuti e una fake news può diffondersi più rapidamente di una smentita. Chi decide cosa vediamo? Perché alcune notizie diventano virali mentre altre scompaiono nel silenzio? Quanto contano gli algoritmi, quanto contano le emozioni e quanto spazio rimane ai fatti? Domande scomode, ma inevitabili. Presenta David Gramiccioli Regia di Franco Bellini Musiche di Michele Dall'Oca. Evento pubblico, grazie al patrocinio del Comune di San Giovanni Lupatoto, Verona. Nel video l'ex Ministra dell'Istruzione Lucia Azzolina, Governo Conte II. Con la sua intervista in esclusiva torneremo ai drammatici giorni dell'inizio dell'emergenza pandemica Covid-19.

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