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This section features testimonials from participants of the conference “Safeguarding Democracy in the Digital Age: The Role of the European Union”, held in Ventotene from June 12 to 14, with the participation of Com4T.EU. The event was organized within the framework of the European project “Post-truth Politics and the Resilience of the Public Sphere in Europe” (POPSPHERE).
Voci da Ventotene's "pillole"
Marinella Belluati, Com4T.EU Jean Monnet chair Holder - University of Turin and Marta Fornacini, Anna Maria Garofalo, Sara Pane, Communication staff of Com4T.EU Jean Monnet chair - University of Turin
Com4T.EU - Why the idea of undertaking a project on European public communication?
What does Europe represent for you?
Luca Raffini, University of Genoa, and Sofia Verza, Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom - European Universitarian Institute
Europe and disinformation: why is it important to talk about it?
Giacomo Baiocchi, European Commission Representation Office, Raffaella De Marte, Head of the European Parliament press office, and Vincenzo Le Voci, Club of Venice
European institutional communication in the age of the digital and AI: what are the most urgent challenges?
Pier Virgilio Dastoli, European Movement, and Rolando Marini, University for Foreigners of Perugia
What is the main massage of the Ventotene Manifesto?
What are the current challenges of the european public space?
Matteo Gerli, University for Foreigners of Perugia, Mariaeugenia Parito, University of Messina, and Hans-Jörg Trenz, Scuola Normale Superiore
How does the POPSPHERE project contribute to understanding the tranformation of the European public sphere in the digital and AI era?
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