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Giovanni Tridente è nato a Capua (Caserta) nel 1983. Giornalista pubblicista dal 2002, è coordinatore dell’ufficio Comunicazione e stampa della Pontificia Università della Santa Croce. È professore incaricato di etica della Comunicazione e Analisi e pratica dell’informazione presso la facoltà di Comunicazione istituzionale della medesima università, dove ha conseguito il dottorato nel 2009. Dal maggio del 2010 è redattore a Roma e vaticanista della rivista spagnola Palabra. Tra le sue pubblicazioni: Attacco all ’informazione. Un approccio etico alla copertura mediatica del terrorismo (Apollinare studi, 2006), La morte e i funerali di Giovanni Paolo II nella stampa italiana. Analisi qualitativa di un evento mediatico (LEV, 2009), Dono e Compito. I 25 anni della Pontificia Università della Santa Croce (curatore, Silvana Editoriale, 2010). Assistente di Etica informativa e legislazione di stampa presso la Pontificia Università della Santa Croce (Roma). Per la stessa Università si occupa dell’Ufficio Comunicazione.
EBOOK   9788883336669

Becoming a Vaticanist: Religious Information in the Digital Age. E-book. Formato EPUB Giovanni Tridente   -  Edusc, 2017  - 

Informing on the Catholic Church requires some features that go beyond the classical procedures of “simple” journalism: its social outreach is inseparably bound to its spiritual nature and understanding that is the first step in a journalistic narrative that is faithful to reason and the identity of the institution. That premise leads the way to know and learn several other specificities, starting from the dynamic that characterizes the “production” of information on the Church’s part – which is linked to the original mandate of its founder – to the principles that it animates and the hierarchical structure it characterizes. Understanding this, one can move on to examine the channels from where materials are drawn to elaborate (sources, documentation), which is also very specific, without neglecting in this case the aspect of training and professional growth. Good corporate communications support will then make a difference. «In many years of vaticanism, I have also gained indirect advantages that bring about results beyond the balanced parameters. I have learned the art of discovering and narrating life stories, which is a way of loving mankind. I have been made aware of a strict work ethic and a citizenship, which is honored in the world of media even when it is not followed through. I have learned humility. I have become close to many men of God who have helped me to believe and remain human» (from the Preface by Luigi Accattoli). Giovanni Tridente is a professor of Position Papers at the School of Church Communications of the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, which coordinates the Communications Office. Since 2010, he has served as an editor in Rome and vaticanist for the Spanish magazine Palabra (www.revistapalabra.es). His publications include: Attacco all’informazione. Un approccio etico alla copertura mediatica del terrorismo (Edusc 2006), La morte e i funerali di Giovanni Paolo II nella stampa italiana (LEV 2009), Dono e Compito. I 25 anni della Pontificia Università della Santa Croce (Silvana Editoriale 2010), Teoria e pratica del giornalismo religioso (Edusc 2014), Dio è comunicazione per eccellenza (Edusc 2014), Informazione religiosa oggi (Edusc 2015), La Missione digitale. Comunicazione della Chiesa e Social media (Edusc 2016).

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Becoming a Vaticanist: Religious Information in the Digital Age. E-book. Formato PDF Giovanni Tridente   -  Edusc, 2017  - 

Informing on the Catholic Church requires some features that go beyond the classical procedures of “simple” journalism: its social outreach is inseparably bound to its spiritual nature and understanding that is the first step in a journalistic narrative that is faithful to reason and the identity of the institution. That premise leads the way to know and learn several other specificities, starting from the dynamic that characterizes the “production” of information on the Church’s part – which is linked to the original mandate of its founder – to the principles that it animates and the hierarchical structure it characterizes. Understanding this, one can move on to examine the channels from where materials are drawn to elaborate (sources, documentation), which is also very specific, without neglecting in this case the aspect of training and professional growth. Good corporate communications support will then make a difference. «In many years of vaticanism, I have also gained indirect advantages that bring about results beyond the balanced parameters. I have learned the art of discovering and narrating life stories, which is a way of loving mankind. I have been made aware of a strict work ethic and a citizenship, which is honored in the world of media even when it is not followed through. I have learned humility. I have become close to many men of God who have helped me to believe and remain human» (from the Preface by Luigi Accattoli). Giovanni Tridente is a professor of Position Papers at the School of Church Communications of the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, which coordinates the Communications Office. Since 2010, he has served as an editor in Rome and vaticanist for the Spanish magazine Palabra (www.revistapalabra.es). His publications include: Attacco all’informazione. Un approccio etico alla copertura mediatica del terrorismo (Edusc 2006), La morte e i funerali di Giovanni Paolo II nella stampa italiana (LEV 2009), Dono e Compito. I 25 anni della Pontificia Università della Santa Croce (Silvana Editoriale 2010), Teoria e pratica del giornalismo religioso (Edusc 2014), Dio è comunicazione per eccellenza (Edusc 2014), Informazione religiosa oggi (Edusc 2015), La Missione digitale. Comunicazione della Chiesa e Social media (Edusc 2016).

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