Luca De Biase

Luca De Biase

chief science and technology editor at Nòva24 - Il Sole 24 Ore

Milan Area, Italy

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Past
  • visiting professor in online journalism at IULM University
  • consultant to the Oecd-Leed's Trento Boureau at OECD
  • freelance columnist at La Stampa

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Education
  • Università Commerciale 'Luigi Bocconi'
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Luca De Biase’s Summary

I'm an innovation journalist. After getting a degree in Economics at Bocconi University, my research started from Social History studies, with Fernand Braudel in Paris, Aldo De Maddalena in Milan and Claudio Povolo in Venice. I then became a journalist, helping the start up of a financial daily newspaper in Italy, while I continued my research: in Ethics and Economics for an Italian bank, and in local development at the Oecd. Since 1994, the internet has become for me a major opportunity for developping new ideas in newsmaking. In 2005, I started the Nòva project at Il Sole 24 Ore. I still lead the lively and forward looking group of people that writes Nòva.

Read the whole of my cv here:
http://www.debiase.com/mycv.html

Some of my books

- Economia della felicità. Dalla blogosfera al valore del dono e oltre, Feltrinelli 2007.
- Giornalisti online. Manuale di giornalismo nell'epoca di Internet, Yema 2003;
- 'Edeologia': critica del fondamentalismo digitale, Laterza 2003.
- In nome del popolo mondiale, Fazi Editore, 2001;
- Bidone.com, with Giorgio Meletti, Fazi Editore, 2001;
- Il Mago d'ebiz, Fazi Editore, 2000;
- Capitani di Sventura, with Marco Borsa, Mondadori 1993;
- Amore di Stato. Venezia Settecento, Sellerio, 1992;

Find more about my books and scientific articles here:
http://www.debiase.com/mycv.html

Luca De Biase’s Specialties:

Innovation journalism is about developing a perspective to look at facts with a forward looking approach: a sort of history of the future. It means that it is research. And that innovation journalist should be humble and passionate. I think I am.

Luca De Biase’s Experience

  • chief science and technology editor - Nòva24

    Il Sole 24 Ore

    (Newspapers industry)

    September 2005 — Present (3 years 4 months)

  • visiting professor in online journalism

    IULM University

    (Educational Institution; 51-200 employees; Higher Education industry)

    2002 — 2007 (5 years)

  • consultant to the Oecd-Leed's Trento Boureau

    OECD

    (Government Agency; 1001-5000 employees; International Affairs industry)

    2006 — 2007 (1 year)

  • freelance columnist

    La Stampa

    (Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Newspapers industry)

    1998 — 2005 (7 years)

  • freelance journalist

    L'Espresso

    (Public Company; Publishing industry)

    2000 — 2005 (5 years)

  • ceo

    Skillpass Spa

    (Partnership; 1-10 employees; Education Management industry)

    2001 — 2004 (3 years)

  • visiting professor in online journalism

    Università degli Studi di Padova

    (Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Research industry)

    2000 — 2003 (3 years)

  • chairman

    Reporters Online

    (Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Media Production industry)

    1996 — 2002 (6 years)

  • freelance journalist, columnist

    The Industry Standard

    (Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Publishing industry)

    January 1999 — September 2000 (1 year 9 months)

    I've been writing for a number of Italian and international publications. You can find some of them if you take a look at the summary...

  • journalist - Panorama, Espansione, Fortune Italia

    Mondadori

    (Privately Held; 1001-5000 employees; Publishing industry)

    1989 — 1997 (8 years)

  • researcher and writer Oecd-Leed's newsletter

    OECD

    (Government Agency; 1001-5000 employees; International Affairs industry)

    1991 — 1995 (4 years)

  • journalist at Mondo Economico

    Il Sole 24 Ore

    (Privately Held; 1001-5000 employees; Newspapers industry)

    1988 — 1988 (less than a year)

  • economist and journalist

    ItaliaOggi

    (Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Publishing industry)

    1985 — 1987 (2 years)

  • researcher, economic and social history

    Università Bocconi

    (Educational Institution; 501-1000 employees; Education Management industry)

    1981 — 1985 (4 years)

Luca De Biase’s Education

  • Università Commerciale 'Luigi Bocconi'

    Discipline economiche e sociali, Economics, History, Epistemology, Social Sciences, 1975 — 1980

    Final mark: 110/110 magna cum laude

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Luca De Biase’s Interests:

Journalism is set to change. New tools and languages, new business models are both a threat and an opportunity for independent journalism as a social service. My job is meant to make the most of the opportunities. Most of my articles and books examine the notion of "vision" by following the experiences of those people that have been able to create one of their own and writing about their achievements, battles and failures. My projects aim to contribute to both the development of the operational relationships between different media (paper, Internet, radio, TV, and books) and to look for new applications for a social contribution of journalism.

Luca De Biase’s Groups:

http://www.equiliber.org

  •    Data Manager
  •    Videogames Italia
  •    Web Analytics Strategies
  •    F2F Capturing Creativity
  •    Rinascimento Virtuale - Virtual Renaissance - art exhibition (Firenze - Florence)

Luca De Biase’s Honors:

Premio Cultura di Rete 2007, ex aequo col comico Beppe Grillo

President of Italian Republic Award, for Skillpass, 2003

Edeologia: "An intriguing story, dense of facts, men and companies". Il Sole 24 Ore, August 24, 2003.

"What does the notion of digital fundamentalism mean? You can read "edeologia", the new book by Luca De Biase, to understand it, smile about it and find the meaning of the revolution that the Internet has brought to our life". La Stampa, about "Edeologia: critica del fondamentalismo digitale".

"Luca De Biase explains the Internet and its consequences on economy and culture with an informative, equilibrated and brilliant style". La Stampa, about "Il Mago d'ebiz"

"Some people observe the Network with care, emotion and knowledge. Luca De Biase is such a person". ItaliaOggi, about "Il Mago d'ebiz"

"A book about the real story of six Italian dot-coms. Six bets, six stories, no tales". Corriere della Sera about "Bidone.com"

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