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Empire of the Air : The Men Who Made Radio (0060981199)

The story of the invention of radio focuses on scientist Lee de Forest, brilliant recluse Edwin Armstrong, and RCA mogul David Sarnoff, who turned a basement discovery into a worldwide communications revolution Product details Format Paperback | 432 pages Dimensions 134 x 204 x 25.4mm | 340.19g ...

Vendere un'idea. Il consenso e la politica nell'era Renzi (9788831723183)



"Compagni e amici, sulla comunicazione come siamo messi? Quale lavoro state facendo su voi stessi? Come prepariamo le comparsate tv?". Così Matteo Renzi apostrofava gli esponenti del Partito democratico durante una direzione del 7 giugno 2015. Per il premier-segretario la comunicazione è da sempre al cuore della strategia politica. Ma come si costruisce e come si mantiene appetibile il "brand" Matteo? Quanto di quello che vediamo è vero? La giornalista del "Fatto Quotidiano" Wanda Marra, cronista politica, mostra in questo libro come funziona il vortice che, giorno per giorno, agitando passioni, aspettative e speranze collettive, porta alla costruzione del consenso intorno a un leader. Un "prodotto" frutto di moltissime discipline al lavoro simultaneamente: pubblicità, spin, comunicazione, moda, psicologia, sceneggiatura, marketing, storytelling, fotografia, giornalismo. Avvalendosi di più fonti, il libro si muove su livelli diversi: dai risvolti psicologici - quanto si è persone e quanto personaggi - a quelli sociologici - il riferimento a "modelli" e tendenze collettive -; dalla costruzione della propria immagine e del look, all'uso dei social media, soprattutto di Twitter, per dichiarazioni a metà tra l'ufficioso e l'ufficiale; dai video e le foto istituzionali sul sito del governo ai rapporti politici gestiti attraverso un mezzo apparentemente confidenziale come WhatsApp. Sullo sfondo un'ipotesi che si fa sempre più pressante: e se la politica fosse solo la punta dell'iceberg?


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  • Paperback | 138 pages
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  • Venezia, Italy
  • Italian
  • 9788831723183


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