Starting Saturday, September 19 at 8:30 AM on Radio 24, “Images, a look at current events,” the new appointment hosted by Valentina Furlanetto with Riccardo Barlaam, offers an original interpretation of the week’s news through the power of images.
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Every Saturday, for an hour and a half (at 8:30 AM and repeated on Sunday at 8:30 PM), the program will start from the frames that have marked current events, from photographs that have become symbols of political, economic, and social events to less visible images but capable of telling changes and phenomena often overlooked by public debate. Shots and sequences that, more than words, manage to summarize the meaning of what happens and offer new perspectives on reality.
Valentina Furlanetto with Riccardo Barlaam will analyze the most significant photos of the week together with politicians, experts, journalists, and protagonists of culture and entertainment, to understand what they tell and what impact they have on the perception of events. Some are images that have occupied the front pages of newspapers and dominated social networks; others have gone almost unnoticed. All, however, contribute to building the narrative of current events.
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“Images, a look at current events” brings to Radio 24’s weekend an innovative journalistic language, which uses the visual power of images as a starting point to deepen stories, phenomena, and trends of the present. An approach that combines the analysis of facts with a reflection on how information is represented and perceived.
Also this season, the appointment dedicated to verifying online information with David Puente, deputy director of Open, finds space, who will help listeners navigate fake news, manipulated images, and viral content, analyzing how visual communication can contribute to amplifying polarizations and distortions in public debate.
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