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After three years, the general prosecutor of Palermo dismissed a lawsuit against journalists Saul Caia and Antonio Condorelli recognizing the truth of the evidence.
Rai Report’s anchor-man Ranucci attacked by hackers
Company and mobile phone e-mails hacked and personal data acquired. Investigations are on-going. Concern for legal data and journalistic investigations.
“You can’t film”. Police officers arresta video reporter
In Rome Cosimo Caridi was identified, arrested and taken to a police station for refusing to delete his footage.
Reporter in trouble for a phone call to a magistrate
Silvio Leoni was subject to a search, the confiscation of his mobile phone and is under investigation for serious offences for telephoning the President of the Court of Assizes of Bologna
Livorno: Reporter attacked at rave party
The journalist Luca Lunedì (Rtv38) was documenting with a video the preparations for the event when he was insulted, threatened and jostled by two young people
Video interview on Black plotsreleased
After a complaint by Paolo Signorelli's daughter, the general prosecutor of Verona had even blacked out the article by Raffaella Fanelli on the web site Estremeconseguenze.
Naples: a team from Non è l’Arena attacked
Daniele Bonistalli and the cameraman wanted to interview the singer-songwriter Tony Colombo and his wife, during a concert
Trento: damages and insults to Voce del Trentino staff
The chief editor , Elisabetta Cardinali, also formally reported the anonymous letters full of insults to her and to the newspaper, received since last summer. Investigations are underway
Campobasso: a reporter insulted at Regional Council
During a council session Rita Iacobucci of Primo Piano Molise was insulted and pushed by a visitor who did not want to be filmed. Solidarity expressed by the Order of Journalists.
Death threats to two reporters from Arzano (Naples)
They received an anonymous letter signed with a red star. The Carabinieri are also among the recipients. A question raised in Parliament.