Ischia International Journalism Award
| Ischia International Journalism Award | |
|---|---|
| Awarded for | Excellence in journalism and communication |
| Country | Italy |
| Presented by | Ischia Prize |
| First awarded | 1980 |
| Official website | http://www.premioischia.it/ |
The Ischia International Journalism Award is one of the most important Italian journalism awards. It is organized under the High Patronage of the President of the Italian Republic, the Regione Campania, the Province of Naples, the National Federation of the Italian Press and the Italian Order of Journalists.[1] It takes place in the city of Ischia.
The award was founded in 1980 by Giuseppe Valentino (1926 – 1988).[2]
History
"A recognition to those who have sought and told, over an entire career, his own truth through the means of mass communication. A prize for Ischia that has always been a crossroads of different cultures, a bridge between the cultural tradition European and Mediterranean. " So wrote Joseph Valentino when thirty years ago gave birth to the first edition of the Ischia. And the event has always remained true to the spirit of that time: in thirty years has followed the unfolding of the chronicles of information growing hand in hand with the development of a society where communication has a growing role. And the evidence of this commitment is represented from the roll of gold which contains the main protagonists of the Italian media and international for the last three decades. It was founded in 1980 by Giuseppe Valentino, Ischia journalist in love with his island. An active love, rich in perspective. If, in fact, from the beginning, the Prize has sought to emphasize the importance of the release of information by giving awards to its best brands, value and professional ethics of journalists chosen, he also wanted to draw attention to the place of the award-stage, Ischia . It stood out in recent years to an intense cultural activity aimed mainly to journalism and the relationship between the world of information and other areas of culture and economy.
