The longevity of a publishing institution is measured by its ability to renew its pact of credibility with its readers, generation after generation. On the 150th anniversary of the founding of Corriere della Sera, Urbano Cairo reflects on the significance of preserving a newspaper of record in an information ecosystem profoundly transformed by the digital sphere, platforms, and artificial intelligence. He explores how reader trust remains, now as ever, the most difficult resource to build and the quickest to lose.
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