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Gianni Scipione Rossi (born November 9, 1953, in Viterbo, Italy) is an Italian journalist and essayist.[1][2][3]
Career
- Between 1968 and the early Seventies he was active in the liberal Democratic Student Movement and then in the youth organization of the MSI.[4]
- In 1972, after graduating from the Amedeo Avogadro State Scientific High School in Rome, he enrolled in the Faculty of Political Sciences at Sapienza University.[4]
- In 1973 he attended the 72nd AUC course at the Cesano Infantry School in Rome.[4]
- In 1974, first appointed second lieutenant, he commanded the pioneer platoon in the 151st Rgt. of Infantry Sassari, stationed in Trieste.[4]
- In 1975 he resumed his university studies and approached journalism, after his experiences in student political newspapers.[4]
- He also worked with Roman television station Antenna 4 in 1976.[4]
- In 1978, Rossi joined the editorial staff of the weekly OP-Osservatore Politico.[4]
- He became a registered journalist in 1984 and joined the editorial staff of Secolo d'Italia.[4]
- In 1988, he moved to Giornale d'Italia as head of the internal-foreign service.[4]
- Rossi held various editorial positions and contributed to several newspapers, including Roma and Partecipare.[4]
- In 1992, he joined RAI, the Italian public broadcaster, where he worked in various roles and hosted programs.[4]
- Rossi played a key role in the digitalization of information production during his tenure at RAI.[4]
- He served as director of RAI Parliament from 2011 to 2016, where he implemented several reforms.[4]
- In 2018, Rossi became the director of the Italian Center for Higher Studies for Training and Updating in Radio and Television Journalism.[4]
- He is currently a professor of radio journalism at the Perugia School of Journalism since December 2020.[4]
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