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Media and Politics: How to change the communication to reach voters

Interesting second round of the training course sponsored by the Regional Coordination of Women of The Right-As. analysis at 360 degrees about the reality of political communication in Italy today, on how to change the language and messages, especially at a time when the parties are finding it increasingly difficult to form in order to reach voters. These are the themes of the second round of the training course "Ethics and Politics", held in Catania on the initiative of regional co-ordination Women of The Right Alliance-Sicilian. journalist Mimmo Calabrò showed that "there are forms of political manipulation that direct citizens, even if they have now acquired a greater capacity for analysis and evaluation. " Danilo Catania young communications specialist, has emphasized what they are magnified and political relations between the web over the last year. "The policy - noted - has exceeded the sufficiency and detachment of the internet. The web, which was joined by the traditional means of communication, is the new form of participatory politics. " "It 's necessary - the lawyer argued Pina Grasso, chairman Andes - that the current reality of the communication should be 'humanized', as more and more we convey messages that do not induce rapid and in-depth analysis. " The proceedings were moderated by the regional coordinator of the Women of The Right-As, Rosa Leonardi , which showed that "among the political level has been the culture of the ad: the pre-proposals that in most cases have no practical implementation. " The 'lesson' was concluded with a wide-ranging debate which was attended, among others, regional spokesman Gino Ioppolo , Councillor City Nizza di Sicilia, Mimma Brigandì , and the executive Maria Concetta Cusimano. Among those attending Nello Musumeci, Head of Local Authorities of the right hand, Eugenia Ragusa, head of social policy committees, and Conni Falcone, head of the provincial women's Syracuse.