Submitted by Giuseppe Futia on Mon, 29/04/2013 - 12:48
Global Information Society Watch 2012
Author(s):
Andrea Cairola, with support from Juan Carlos De Martin, Giacomo Mazzone and Arturo Di Corinto
Date:
10 December 2012
Italy has widespread corruption, estimated at about 60 billion euro by official sources, mostly occurring in the infrastructure sector, public procurement (especially in the health sector), the privatisation of state properties and utilities, licences for public goods and services, and real estate development. Italy is one of the worst performing European Union (EU) countries on Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index.
Submitted by Giuseppe Futia on Mon, 28/05/2012 - 12:00
Global Information Society Watch 2011
Author(s):
Andrea Cairola, Arturo Di Corinto and Giacomo Mazzone
Date:
10 December 2011
After many attempts to restrict freedom of expression on the internet, the Italian government has proposed a new anti-internet law, the so-called “gag law”. The proposed law will create a very special situation in the country, compared to the other G7 economies.
In Italy, 96.1% of households have a television, but only 47.3% are connected to the internet, suggesting how far Italy lags behind other G7 countries.
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