La Stampa
| La Stampa | |
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| description | Italian newspaper |
| language | Italian |
| publishing company | Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso ( Italy ) |
| First edition | 1867 |
| Frequency of publication | Every day |
| Sold edition | 381,423 (2011) copies |
| Widespread edition | 273,806 (2011) copies |
| Editor-in-chief | Maurizio Molinari |
| Web link | www.lastampa.it |
| Article archive | 1992 ff |
| ISSN |
1122-1763 |
La Stampa ( Eng .: "Die Presse") is one of the best known and most widely distributed Italian daily newspapers . The liberal-conservative Turin newspaper was considered a specialty until 2016: For 96 years, the major shareholder of the newspaper “La Stampa” was Fiat, the only car manufacturer ever to be involved in the media business with 77 percent. After the merger with the Espresso group, which includes 15 regional and local newspapers, eight weekly and monthly magazines, including the investigative magazine "L'Espresso", three radio and seven television stations and the large Internet provider Kataweb, their main shareholder, Carlo De Benedetti , master of Italy's largest media company. This brought two of the two most important daily newspapers - “ La Repubblica ” and “La Stampa” - under the control of the same media company.
The newspaper was founded in 1867 by Ruggero Bonghi under the name Gazzetta Piemontese . In 1895 Alfredo Frassati bought the newspaper, gave it its current name and an Italian-wide perspective. After criticism of the murder of Giacomo Matteotti , which was supported by the Mussolini regime , he was forced to resign from the editorial board and sell it to Giovanni Agnelli senior .
During the reign of Mussolini, the newspaper was politically into line . In order to set itself apart, it first appeared under the title La Nuova Stampa after the fall of Mussolini .
In 2006, La Stampa was one of the newspapers that published the controversial Mohammed cartoons . In 2015 it was the fifth largest daily newspaper in Italy by circulation.
List of directors
- Vittorio Bersezio 1867 to 1880
- Luigi Roux 1880 to October 16, 1900
- Alfredo Frassati October 17, 1900 to September 29, 1925
appointed by the fascist regime
- Luigi Michelotti and Gino Pestelli November 3, 1925 to October 31, 1926
- Andrea Torre November 30, 1926 to February 11, 1929
- Curzio Malaparte February 12, 1929 to January 30, 1931
- Augusto Turati January 31, 1931 to August 12, 1932
- Alfredo Signoretti August 13, 1932 to July 25, 1943
nominated by the Ministero della Cultura Popolare after the fall of the regime
- Vittorio Varale July 28, 1943 to August 9, 1943
- Filippo Burzio August 10, 1943 to September 9, 1943
nominated with the approval of the Ministero della Cultura Popolare
- Angelo Appiotti September 18, 1943 to December 9, 1943
- Concetto Pettinato December 10, 1943 to March 3, 1945
- Francesco Scardaoni March 4th to April 26th 1945
suspended by decree of the Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale from April 28 to July 17, 1945
nominated by the Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale
- Filippo Burzio July 18, 1945 to January 25, 1948
selected by the Fiat group
- Giulio De Benedetti January 27, 1948 to December 4, 1968
- Alberto Ronchey December 5, 1968 to May 4, 1973
- Arrigo Levi May 5th 1973 to September 6th 1978
- Giorgio Fattori September 7, 1978 to February 10, 1986
- Gaetano Scardocchia February 11, 1986 to May 21, 1990
- Paolo Mieli May 22, 1990 to September 4, 1992
- Ezio Mauro September 5, 1992 to April 30, 1996
- Carlo Rossella May 1, 1996 to September 22, 1998
- Marcello Sorgi September 23, 1998 to July 20, 2005
- Giulio Anselmi July 21, 2005 to April 22, 2009
- Mario Calabresi April 23, 2009 to December 31, 2015
- Maurizio Molinari since January 1, 2016
Individual evidence
- ↑ E 'nato l'Archivio Digitale de La Stampa lastampa.it , October 31, 2010.
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