Friday, July 30, 2010

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Cuore "In the shadow of Colosseum: Debates and gala


























































The historic event of the Roman "shadow of the Colosseum" was the beautiful location that has welcomed two outstanding cultural-worldly.

At sunset, space comparison and reflection. Great success of the second round of the series "Meet .. In the shadow of the Colosseum, "sponsored by the Libraries of Rome and organized in collaboration with the European Association of Rome, by Donatella Gimigliano Castellum for the Cultural Association, chaired by Federico Bonesi.

the presence of a large public meeting was held debate-which was inspired by the recent publication of two brands of Italian journalism, Alberto Guarnieri and Angie Lonardi, "The new TV - the transition to digital terrestrial (Odoya - Rai Eri).

Prestigious guests Lions led by Massimo good SkyTg24, presenter of the much followed the heading "A Coffee with ..," John Toti (Director of Open Studio), Piero Vigorelli (President Broadcasting Telecom Italy), Mauro Miccio (Professor of Sociology and Communication University Roma Tre Board Member Sipra) and Giorgia Petrini (President of the European Association of Rome) have discussed the theme of change "epochal" due to the transition from analog TV to digital terrestrial all knew that. The public also Liorni Marco, and Antonella Salvucci Daniela Martan,

the evening on a magical pool soirèe early summer organized by Representative PDL, Fabio Rampelli and enriched a rich menu developed by chef and manager of the exhibition of the famous restaurant Capitoline Jolanda, David Cianetti. Among the guests from the world of politics and business, from the Minister Giorgia Meloni and Renato Brunetta and the new President of the Lazio Region, Renata Polverini, the Director of the Tg of the flagship network RAI, Augusto Minzolini, Mr Marco Marsilio , Marco Scurlock, Federico Mollicone, Francesco Lollobrigida, the fascinating Beatrice Lorenzin, Valentina Aprea, Iole Santelli, Viviana Beccalossi, Giovanni Malago, the Chairman of the Libraries of Rome, Francesco Antonelli.

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