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Italy's most controversial interview. On 14 March 2001, on Daniele Luttazzi's TV programme 'Satyricon', the presenter interviewed the journalist Marco Travaglio (now director of Il Fatto Quotidiano) about his latest book, 'The Smell of Money', which investigated the mysterious origin of Silvio Berlusconi's fortunes, his links to the Mafia and the real motives behind the birth of Forza Italia. The following week, the programme was suspended and, shortly afterwards, cancelled. Luttazzi, together with Enzo Biagi and Michele Santoro, other journalists hostile to Berlusconi, were dismissed from RAI the following year. Silvio Berlusconi sued Luttazzi and Travaglio for the contents of the book and interview, demanding tens of millions of euros in compensation, but lost all the lawsuits.

@LouiseWyman Loving it! Great to see there is some finnish legacy in you neck of the woods

One for you @marcolsteinberg

Oli ilo jakaa ajatuksia talouden ja kulttuuriin suhteesta, kiitos @TYlehti!

Here we go again, it's snowing in Helsinki

"I've spent the past 3 years learning Finnish!! which should come in handy here in Virginia" I think Hoffman should have won his spot in Helsinki

A talk I'm hosting tomorrow at Melbourne School of Design tomorrow lunchtime (linked to the Matrix exhibition curated by Karen Burns and Sophie Adsett) on 'Bodies + Cities', featuring Simona Castricum, Derlie Mateo-Babiano and Peter Raisbeck — come along! eventbrite.com.au/e/matrix-exhib…

Last May, as part of our Wargaming week with ⁦@NATO_ACT⁩, we ran a mega-game about NATO-Russia conflict over Finland. ⁦@tomlamont⁩ from the Guardian was there to watch it unfold. Over the weeks, I’ll outline all nine games involved in the event theguardian.com/politics/2023/…

this (and "The Santiago Boys") is very relevant to design and strategic designers- Thanks Evgeny for this great body of work the-santiago-boys.com/?s=08

Our government's rebranding-Finland strategy is gaining momentum. Italian newspaper @Corriere headlines "3 scandals in 42 days, all tied to racisms" suggesting latest scandal a great opportunity for PM @PetteriOrpo "to prove his zero tolerance on racism" corriere.it/esteri/23_lugl…

below a good summary thread on the sad state of affairs in Finland. Hopefully current events help us better see + address the disconnect between how we like to portray ourselves (nordic egalitarians) and the messy & ugly reality.

@geoffmulgan Fantastic, congrats Geoff!!

Karina and I got married yesterday! with a tiny gathering of close family. I am feeling very lucky in so many ways: everyone who has known Karina, whether as friend, writer, editor, creative director & much more - will understand.

New Finnish government closes the Prime Minister's Office analysis, assessment and research activities. So much for knowledge-led politics. vnk.fi/en/government-… hs.fi/politiikka/art…

It's out today. Grateful for joyful years of writing and learning from dogs, daughters, and people creating real change in our world. Get the “Slow Lane: Why Quick Fixes Fail and How To Achieve Real Change.” Foreword by the amazing @SlaughterAM. a.co/d/gvG7QpC #slowlane

Note to @FinGovernment

allekirjoitin tämän adressin adressit.com/riikka_purran_…

Watching @YleAstudio tv debate with our new government in Finland. The performance of our new PM @PetteriOrpo & Finance Minister @ir_rkp was abysmal. Does not bode well for the country

🚨TOMORROW 🚨 with @LLGACities Sascha Haselmayer discussing his new book on why quick fixes fail and how we can achieve ⚡️REAL ⚡️change ✨ #newbookrelease

Christopher Nolan doesn’t use detailed outlines. Instead, he “draws shapes and diagrams and other structural things.” Like this — the plot map Nolan used for Inception. Here’s a breakdown:

We are not operating at the speed, scope, and scale of today's challenges theguardian.com/environment/20… Sad but unsurprising conclusion "Experts say that the findings shine a light on the broader strategy to undermine and delay meaningful climate action."