The case of the closure of Non è l’Arena, the La7 program conducted by Massimo Giletti, worries and not a little Michele Santoro. “What is happening in La7 is a restriction of information as we knew it before. Because it is not normal for a program to close from morning to evening without providing a clear reason for this” the words of the conductor regarding the controversy surrounding the sudden and early closure of Giletti’s Sunday talk show.
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“I’m different from Giletti, he pays Baiardo, I would never pay someone like Baiardo – Santoro articulates to Andkronos – however, even with the due differences of each, the fact remains that closing a broadcast point blank without saying that there is a serious thing that motivates this is a rather strange thing. That one of the freest publishers in the field at the moment (Urbano Cairo, ed) is doing it worries me, precisely because he was freer and more sensitive towards his authors and conductors. We are seeing a circle that is getting smaller and smaller.” Santoro comments on the matter thus: “I myself am often invited to the various broadcasts, but no one offers me to do a broadcast, and this is significant. Information is more and more dull, more and more compact”.
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