Corriere beyond Will be

The Corriere beyond Will be ( Courrier of the Evening ) is a Quotidien Italy N published in Milan. It is the most diffused country. It belongs to the group RCS (Rizzoli-Corriere beyond Will be), like the Gazzetta dello Sport ( Gazette of the sport ).

Founded in 1876 by the journalist Eugenio Torelli Viollier, it is called thus because at the origin it was put on sale starting from 21:00.

History

Origins with the Release

In 1876, under the direction of the ex- Garibaldien Torelli Viollier and with a capital of 30 thousand To read S, the Corriere beyond Will be begins its activity. The first number leaves Sunday March 5th at the evening, with an initial pulling of approximately 3 thousand copies, composed of four pages and which costs only five centimes in the town of Milan. The newspaper succeeds in a few years being essential in the head of the Italian readers.

In 1904, the Corriere exceeds the sales of its competitor the Secolo ( Siècle ), of Carlo Romussi, which is illustrated in publicity and settles with its new seat to the 28 of the street Solférino, in the building carried out by Luca Beltrami.

Under the direction of Luigi Albertini, 1900 with 1925, the Corriere enjoys a great prestige. Many great names of the time start to write for the Milanese daily newspaper, like Luigi Einaudi or Luigi Pirandello. During the post-war period, take place collaborations of Eugenio Montale, Ennio Flaiano and Pier Paolo Pasolini to quote only them.

In 1925, with the resignation of Albertini imposed by the fascistic Government, achieves the Fascisation Milanese daily newspaper, which conforms to these requirements until the Libération.

Republic at our days

One month after the suspension on behalf of the Committee of National Release, which has occurred in April 1945, it returns with the name Corriere of informazione ( Courrier of information ). The year according to, it is called It Nuovo Corriere beyond Will be ( New Mail of the Evening ). For the institutional Referendum, he decides in favor of the République.

In 1961, the new director Alfio Russo carries out an important transformation of the daily newspaper, by mainly giving the place to the sport and the spectacle and, for the first time, by opening a heading for the readers. In 1965, the daily newspaper publishes a international Scoop : the interwiew of the new pope Paul VI. The orientation of the newspaper remains moderate and socially critical towards the government of Center-right.

The February 11th 1968, Giovanni Spadolini replaces Alfio Russo with the direction. The Student's Mouvement of Milan is strongly criticized by the daily newspaper, shown to organize a defamatory campaign against the students. The June 8th, during a demonstration, a group of protestors surrounds the seat and blocks the distribution of the newspaper, engaging of hard confrontations with the police force (" battle of via Solférino").

The direction of Spadolini finishes abruptly in 1972, when one decides to entrust the newspaper to Pier Ottone, which between in function the March 15th. The drafting of the newspaper tears under the orders of Ottone, which tries to renew the newspaper by exposing a liberal line on orientement the progressist. The leader of the " mécontents" who unite to show Ottone to have to found a " Soviet " with the drafting, is Indro Montanelli. In dissension with Ottone, it decides in October 1973, to leave the newspaper carrying with him other famous Italian journalists to found a new daily newspaper, It Giornale Nuovo ( the New Newspaper ).

In 1974, the Crespi family, owner of the security company, yields the control of the newspaper to the group Rizzoli, renamed since Rizzoli-Corriere beyond Will be (synthesized today in Rcs MediaGroup).

In 2001, at the time of the 125ième birthday, created for itself the Fondation of Corriere beyond Will be , having for goal to manage and offer to the public the historical files of the newspaper like promoting the Italian initiatives in favor of the language and the culture in the country but especially abroad.

During the electoral campaign of 2006 for the election of the government, the choice of the director Paolo Mieli causes many debates because of its implication in favor of one of the two parties protagonists of the elections, that of Romano Prodi against that of Silvio Berlusconi, First outgoing minister. A decision, according to Mieli, consecutive with the judgment particularly negative adoptee by the old Government. But according to the director, that does not prevent it from guaranteeing to its journalists intellectual independence.

Collaborators

Among the principal collaborators of the Corriere , one will quote in particular Indro Montanelli, Raffaele Capria and Sergio Romano.

Directors

Eugenio Torelli Viollier, February 1876 - May 31st, 1898
Alfredo Comandini, September 1891 - November 1892)
Domenico Oliva, June 5th, 1898 - May 23rd, 1900
Luigi Albertini, May 24th, 1900 - November 29th, 1925
Alberto Albertini, brother di Luigi, 1924 - November 29th, 1925
Pietro Croci, 1925 - 1926
Ugo Ojetti, 1926 - 1927
Mafio Maffii, December 1927 - September 1929
Aldo Borelli, September 1929 - August 1943
Ettore Janni, August 1943 - October 1943
Ermanno Amicucci, October 1943 - 1944
Mario Borsa, 1944 - 1946
Guglielmo Emanuel, 1946 - 1952
Mario Missiroli, 1952 - 1961
Russo Alfio, 1961 - 1968
Giovanni Spadolini, 1968 - 1972
Piero Ottone, 1972 - 1977
Free Di Bella, 1977 - 1981
Alberto Cavallari, 1981 - 1984
Piero Ostellino, 1984 - 1987
Ugo Stille, 1987 - 1992
Paolo Mieli, 1992 - May 1997
Ferruccio De Bortoli, May 1997 - May 2003
Stefano Folli, May 2003 - December 2004
Paolo Mieli, December 2004

Diffusion

External bonds

Official site

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