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Rubrica Anica Web Classtravel.it 04/02/2021 AQUA FILM FESTIVAL 3 Cinecitta.com 03/02/2021 PAOLO MANERA: "LE SERIE TV NEL NOSTRO DNA" 6 Mediabiz.de 03/02/2021 BIRGIT OBERKOFLER: "BLICK NACH VORNE RICHTEN" 10 Viviroma.tv 03/02/2021 AL VIA LA VI EDIZIONE DEL FILMING ITALY LOS ANGELES 18/21 12 MARZO 2021 Rubrica Cinema 26 Avvenire 04/02/2021 FEDS, FILM SULLA "VITA NUOVA" 16 1 Corriere della Sera 04/02/2021 STORICO AI GOLDEN GLOBE TRIS DI REGISTE IN LIZZA (G.Sarcina) 17 23 Il Fatto Quotidiano 04/02/2021 "RUMORE BIANCO" AL CINEMA 20 2 Il Foglio 04/02/2021 NETFLIX FA MAN BASSA DI NOMINATION AI GOLDEN GLOBE NELLA 21 SEZIONE CINEMA 2 Il Foglio 04/02/2021 RIALZARE I SIPARI 22 23 Il Mattino 04/02/2021 Int. a A.Truppo: "CRAZY FOR FOOTBALL", TRUPPO RACCONTA I 23 "MATTI PER IL CALCIO" (A.Farro) 24 Il Messaggero 04/02/2021 GOLDEN GLOBE, NO ALLA LOREN SI' A PAUSINI E BOSEMAN (G.Satta) 24 24 Il Messaggero 04/02/2021 MORTA NONI CORBUCCI, COSTUMISTA E VEDOVA DEL REGISTA 25 SERGIO 33 Tuttomilano (La Repubblica) 04/02/2021 CULTURA- LA PRIMA SALA-CINEMA PER BAMBINI 26 Rubrica Audiovisivo & Multimedia 65 Il Messaggero - Cronaca di Roma 04/02/2021 NETFLIX TROVA CASA A ROMA: LA SEDE A VILLINO RATTAZZI NEL 27 CUORE DELLA DOLCE VITA (G.Satta) 23 Avvenire 04/02/2021 A PICCO I RICAVI DEI MEDIA VA BENE L'ON-DEMAND, MALE LA 28 PUBBLICITA' LO STREAMING BATTE LA TV 31 Corriere della Sera 04/02/2021 IL LOCKDOWN PREMIA NETFLIX PUBBLICITA', IN NOVEMBRE LA7 29 CRESCE DELL'8,8% (S.Bocconi) 40 Corriere della Sera 04/02/2021 Int. a G.Panariello/M.Giallini: PANARIELLO-GIALLINI, NIENTE SATIRA 30 POLITICA PER LA STRANA COPPIA (E.Costantini) 23 Il Giornale 04/02/2021 NELLE CASE IRROMPE NETFLIX SOFFRONO "PAY" E GENERALISTE 31 (M.Camera) 25 Il Messaggero 04/02/2021 ASCOLTI 32 7 Il Sole 24 Ore 04/02/2021 CRISI E RETI, LE TRAPPOLE DELL'AGENDA SULLO SVILUPPO 33 (C.Fotina) 12 Il Sole 24 Ore 04/02/2021 TV, PRODUTTORI CONTRO LA RAI "TAGLI AL BUDGET 34 INACCETTABILI" (A.Biondi) 17 Il Sole 24 Ore 04/02/2021 RADIO-TV, COL VIRUS IN FUMO IL 10% DEI RICAVI SEMESTRALI 35 (A.Olivieri) 5 Il Tempo 04/02/2021 MEDIASET NON PAGA SACCA' FA CAUSA AL BISCIONE (A.Giacobino) 36 17 Italia Oggi 04/02/2021 L'INDUSTRIA DELL'FM: SUBITO UN TAVOLO SUL SISTEMA DEI DATI 38 (C.Plazzotta) 17 Italia Oggi 04/02/2021 MICROSOFT CON L'AUSTRALIA PER FAR PAGARE LE PIATTAFORME 39 17 Italia Oggi 04/02/2021 RDS INVESTE SUL SUO CANALE TV (C.Plazzotta) 40 17 Italia Oggi 04/02/2021 SPOTIFY ABBONATI E FATTURATO SOPRA LE STIME I PODCAST 41 SPINGONO LA CRESCITA (A.Secchi) 19 Italia Oggi 04/02/2021 CHESSIDICE IN VIALE DELL'EDITORIA 42 19 Italia Oggi 04/02/2021 PUBLICIS, I BIG DATA AIUTANO I CONTI (M.Capisani) 43 38/39 La Repubblica 04/02/2021 LA NORMALITA' SGONFIA LE SERIE TV (A.Dipollina) 44 1 La Repubblica - Cronaca di Roma 04/02/2021 ASPETTANDO IL RITORNO DI BORIS "IL NOSTRO SLANG DIVENTATO 45 CULT" (K.Riccardi) Sommario Rassegna Stampa Pagina Testata Data Titolo Pag. Rubrica Audiovisivo & Multimedia 20 La Stampa 04/02/2021 TIM PREPARA LA LISTA DEL CDA ROSSI: VIVENDI LA 47 APPOGGERA' (F.Spini) 22 La Stampa 04/02/2021 LA TV E' IN STREAMING, BALZO DI NETFLIX E FOX E IN ITALIA SKY E' 48 IL PRIMO GRUPPO PER RICAVI 11 MF - Milano Finanza 04/02/2021 PAY TV IN CALO, CRESCE LO STREAMING (M.Capponi) 49 28 QN- Giorno/Carlino/Nazione 04/02/2021 "L'ARTE ITALIANA? IN TV SI VENDE COME DISNEY" (D.Nitrosi) 50 Rubrica Internazionale 1 El Pais 04/02/2021 EL SALVADOR DEL EURO, AL RESCATE DE ITALIA 51 7 Financial Times 04/02/2021 BEZOS PICKS `STEWARD OF CONTINUITY' FOR AMAZON (D.Lee) 54 7 Financial Times 04/02/2021 MICROSOFT SEEKS TO GAIN FROM GOOGLE'S AUSTRALIAN 56 DEBACLE (J.Smyth) 9 Financial Times 04/02/2021 THE DAY IN THE MARKETS (N.Rovnick) 57 14 Financial Times 04/02/2021 THE WORLD ACCORDING TO YOUTUBE (D.Leigh) 59 1 Wall Street Journal Usa 04/02/2021 BUSINESS & FINANCE QUALCOMM GETS LIFT FROM 5G, APPLE 62 3 Wall Street Journal Usa 04/02/2021 BUSINESS & FINANCE SPOTIFY ADDS USERS WITH PODCASTS 63 14 Wall Street Journal Usa 04/02/2021 A MOVIE BLITZ BUILT AROUND THE OSCARS 64 14 Wall Street Journal Usa 04/02/2021 GOLDEN GLOBES: SNUBS, SURPRISES 66 CLASSTRAVEL.IT (WEB) Data 04-02-2021 Pagina Foglio 1 / 3 -3.4 C Roma giovedì, Febbraio 4, 2021 DIARI DI VIAGGIO IN EUROPA OLTRE EUROPA FOTOREPORTAGE VIDEO ANTROPOLOGIE IN VIAGGIO TRADE FASHION IN VIAGGIO LIBRI IN VALIGIA VIAGGI SOLIDALI IN AGENDA LUOGHI DELLA FEDE SOLIDARIETÀ Home In Agenda Aqua Film Festival Aqua Film Festival 02/02/2021 52 Si terrà a Roma, il 25, 26 e 27 marzo 2021 la quinta edizione di Aqua Film Festival, rassegna internazionale che vuole rappresentare, con lo strumento cinematografico e di documentazione, lo straordinario mondo dell’acqua nei suoi diversi valori e funzioni di utilizzo, per scoprire nuovi talenti cinematografici e nel campo dell’audiovisivo. Le proiezioni del festival, organizzato da Universi Aqua Associazione Culturale no profit, si terranno,gratuitamente, sulla piattaforma internazionale di MyMovies.it, mentre la serata di premiazione (ancora in via di definizione se in presenza o meno) si terrà in streaming alla Casa del Cinema di Roma. Direttore Artistico e fondatrice del Festival è Eleonora Vallone – pittrice, stilista, autrice, attrice di cinema, televisione e teatro, giornalista ed esperta di metodologie salutistiche in acqua. Un modo per valorizzare l’acqua non solo in chiave artistica e legata alla sua bellezza, ma anche per sollecitare i registi a denunciare i disastri legati 125121 alla poca attenzione al mondo dell’acqua. Ricca la presenza di film, corti e documentari. Tra i corti che saranno presentati: ‘M(o)ai più plastica‘, di Dario Carotenuto e Dario Catania, Pag. 3 CLASSTRAVEL.IT (WEB) Data 04-02-2021 Pagina Foglio 2 / 3 documentario breve che racconta quanto un luogo di turismo, amato come l’Isola di Pasqua sia diventato un enorme ricettacolo di plastiche e microplastiche responsabili di danni ingenti all’ecosistema. Quindi, il corto di animazione australiano ‘Lost & Found‘, di Andrew Goldsmith e Bradley Slabe, dove un goffo dinosauro fatto all’uncinetto dovrà sbrogliarsi completamente per riuscire a salvare l’amore della sua vita. Altro corto di animazione, l’italiano, ‘Blu‘, di Paolo Geremei : un racconto dolce sull’autismo e la vita di un bambino che può cambiare per un colpo di vento, uno schizzo d’acqua e uno sguardo complice. I cortometraggi in concorso provenienti da tutto il mondo sono divisi, a seconda della durata, in due sezioni: Corti (max 25 minuti) e Cortini (max 3minuti). Fuori concorso la sezione di impegno sociale “Fratello Mare, Amico Fiume, Caro Lago” aperta a corti o cortini realizzati con smartphone che denunciano, con reportage anche di pochi secondi o minuti, qualsiasi tipo di attività irresponsabile che provoca inquinamento del mare, dei fiumi o dei laghi. PREMIO Speciale ENIT AQUA & TURISMO Numerose le menzioni speciali previste: Aqua & Ambiente per il miglior documentario e la menzione AquaGranda al cortometraggio su Venezia. Quindi, le menzioni Aqua & Isola, Aqua & Animation, Aqua & Thriller, Aqua & Music e Aqua & Arch. Importanti patrocini e partnership sposano il tema di Aqua Film Festival, tra cui, per il primo anno Enit – Agenzia Nazionale del Turismo, che ha instituito il nuovo Premio ENIT Aqua &Turismo. Per il miglior film che coniughi ed esalti il turismo e la sostenibilità ambientale nei viaggi, con l’aggiunta di un apposito giurato . Primo anno di partnership anche con Federpesca con l’intento di promuovere la sostenibilità nel settore marittimo, mentre si consolida la partnership con MediCinema Italia Onlus che propone l’utilizzo del cinema a scopo curativo e riabilitativo presso la Fondazione Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli IRCCS. A causa delle precauzioni anti Covid-19 la sala cinema Medicinema Gemelli è chiusa, ma grazie all’alta tecnologia dell’ospedale verrà attivata una modalità che invierà il segnale all’interno dei monitor tv presenti nelle stanze di degenza, per permettere ai pazienti ricoverati di poter visionare una sintesi dei migliori film in concorso. A margine del festival, anche l’ormai consueto Workshop “Filmare con lo smartphone” a cura di Francesco Crispino che sarà realizzato su piattaforma video a distanza. Una durata totale di 9 ore su 3 incontri, che si terranno mercoledì 7 aprile (dalle ore 17.00 alle ore 20.00); martedì 13 aprile (dalle ore 17.00 alle ore 20.00) e martedì 20 aprile (dalle ore 17.00 alle ore 20.00). Il workshop toccherà vari aspetti della ripresa con lo smartphone, dalle nozioni base delle tecniche di ripresa alla post- produzionee al termine verrà rilasciato un Attestato di Partecipazione. Non sono richiesti requisiti base, per iscrizioni: www.aquafilmfestival.org/workshop-aff5. Il festival è patrocinato da: Unesco – Commissione Nazionale Italiana con il supporto di WWAP Unesco Risorse idriche mondiali, Ministero dell’Ambiente e della tutela del territorio e del mare, UNICEF Italia, ENIT – Agenzia Nazionale del Turismo, Federpesca, Consolato Onorario del Principato di Monaco a Firenze, C.O.N.I. – 125121 Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano, Anica, Istituto Cine-Tv ‘R. Rossellini’, Unimed – Mediterranean Universities Union, MediCinema Italia Onlus, Nuovo Imaie, Istituto Svizzero. Partner dell’Aqua Film Festival, inoltre: Ancim – Associazione Nazionale Comuni Isole Minori, Marina Corazziari, Michelangelo Gioielli.
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  • The Comment, November 29, 1979

    The Comment, November 29, 1979

    Bridgewater State University Virtual Commons - Bridgewater State University The ommeC nt Campus Journals and Publications 1979 The ommeC nt, November 29, 1979 Bridgewater State College Volume 53 Number 8 Recommended Citation Bridgewater State College. (1979). The Comment, November 29, 1979. 53(8). Retrieved from: http://vc.bridgew.edu/comment/445 This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. The Comment Vol. LnI, No.8 Bridgewater State College November 29, 1979 Nader Speaks at BSC by Doug Schorr .", Ralph Nader appeared in the Nader also spoke about food in this attitude might change if Student Union Ballroom - On general, and supermarkets in consumers asked auto dealers November 27,1979 at 7:30 pm to an particular. He said that many questions such as, "Why does a audience estimated at 500 people. supermarkets "play" with the weight tinted windshield cost more when Nader began his lecture by listed on the packages and do not you see lessT or "Why have cars speaking about automobiles--his sell nutritious food to the consumer. lost the side vent windows-did you favorite pet peeve. He stated the The solution to this is to form a large take a survey of customers to see General Motor Corporation makes group of people (1-5% of what their opinions were on the $15 million an hour, and that community) and go to super­ matter?" He also mentioned that research conducted by the National markets and use the numbers of consumer education should be a Safety Council cost a little Jess than your group to affect change in the mandatory part ofa student's that amount--and the research was store's policy_ If needed, you could curriculum in school.
  • 2012 Calendar Journal

    2012 Calendar Journal

    CALENDAR JOURNAL La Tuna Estudiantina de Cayey and the Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture present A revue of Puerto Rican music. Celebrating Puerto Rican Heritage Month and the 45th Anniversaries of Hostos Comunity College and La Tuna de Cayey Sat, Nov 17, 2012 ▪ 7:30 pm Main Theater - Hostos Community College/CUNY 450 Grand Councourse at 149th St. ▪ The Bronx Admission: $15, $10 - Info & tkts: 718-518-4455 - www.hostos.cuny.edu/culturearts 2, 4, 5, Bx1, Bx19 to Grand Concourse & 149 St. Made possible, in part, with public funds from the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs in cooperation with the New York City Council. COMITÉ NOVIEMBRE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND ITS SINCEREST GRATITUDE TO THE SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS OF PUERTO RICAN HERITAGE MONTH 2012 THE NIELSEN CompanY CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Municipal CREDIT UNION 1199 SEIU UNITED Federation OF TEACHERS WOLF POPPER, LLP CON EDISON Hostos COMMUNITY COLLEGE, CUNY ACACIA NETWORK INSTITUTE FOR THE Puerto RICAN/Hispanic ELDERLY, INC. Colgate PALMOLIVE EL CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS PuertorriQUEÑOS HealthPRO MED LEHMAN COLLEGE, CUNY Puerto RICO CONVENTION BUREAU RAIN, INC. MEMBER AGENCIES INSTITUTE FOR THE Puerto RICAN/Hispanic ELDERLY ASPIRA OF NEW YORK EL CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS PuertorriQUEÑOS EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO EL PUENTE EUGENIO MARÍA DE Hostos COMMUNITY COLLEGE/CUNY LA CASA DE LA HERENCIA Cultural PuertorriQUEÑA, INC. LA FUNDACIÓN NACIONAL para LA Cultura POPULAR LatinoJUSTICE: PRLDEF MÚSICA DE CÁMARA National CONGRESS FOR Puerto RICAN RIGHTS – JUSTICE COMMITTEE National INSTITUTE FOR Latino POLICY Puerto RICO FEDERAL Affairs Administration COMITÉ NOVIEMBRE HEADQuarters INSTITUTE FOR THE Puerto RICAN/Hispanic ELDERLY 105 East 22nd st.