Stampa

Stampa , literally “the Press”, published with Turin, is one of the Quotidien S Italy NS among the most diffused. It belongs to group FIAT.

This daily newspaper was founded in Turin in 1867 under the name of Gazzetta Piemontese . At the time the newspaper, which left the printing works of Casimiro Favale in the via Dora Grossa (current the Via Garibaldi ), had a pulling of twenty thousand specimens and two daily editions; to part of 1867 it was directed by Giovanni Roux, organizer of a leading line aiming at combining the heritage of the Risorgimento with new political orientations and social.

In 1895 Alfredo Frassati became the director and owner, and gave about it to the daily newspaper its current name and a national profile. The seat was transferred in a building from the Solferino place. In 1900 the newspaper drew with fifty thousand specimens and was seen associating an illustrated sporting supplement as well as a review Gave It dedicated to the female culture. To have taken position against the assassination of Giacomo Matteotti, Frassati had to resign and sell the newspaper with the Agnelli family. In 1934 Stampa settled in a prestigious seat in the news via Roma .

It left it in 1968, by preserving however the living rooms of the ground floor to receive the public, while the rotary printing-presses and the offices of drafting and administration were installed in the via Marenco , where they are still currently, in a glazed building produced according to the plans of Vittorio Bonadè Bottino and Luigi Ravelli.

In 1975 appeared the literary supplement Tuttolibri , in 1981 the scientific supplement Tuttoscienze , directed by Piero Bianucci. Internet site exists since 1999.

It is currently the fourth national daily newspaper, with a pulling of 310.000 specimens approximately. It is a newspaper read mainly in the north of Italy, especially in the Piedmont. Its director is Giulio Anselmi.

The drafting is to the 32, via Marenco in Turin, the establishment of impression to the 84 via Giordano Bruno, also in Turin.

Among the principal signatures of Stampa , one will quote in particular Giovanni Arpino, Ferdinando Camon, Carlo Fruttero, Franco Lucentini and Sergio Romano.

External bond

Stampa, official site

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