Luca Rossomando

Managing editor of Napoli Monitor. Writer of ‘The new enclosures: City finances and the impoverishment of residents’ (2023, with Lucia Tozzi and Stefano Portelli).

Articles

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How can independent journalism compete in a sector facing heightened reporting time pressures and diminishing financial returns? How can it entice writers to remain true to earning an honest living when on the brink of insolvency? An established indie in southern Italy, where political pressures are intense, shares its resilient approach.