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The newspaper was founded by Eugenio Torelli Viollier and between 1910 and 1930 became Italy's most widely distributed and influential independent daily. It still occupies this position today, although is has only a narrow lead over its rival, the left-liberal La Repubblica. In 2003 it received the European Newspaper Award. Since March 2010 the main shareholders of the publishing group (Mediobanca, Fiat and others) have also been members of its governing board, a post previously reserved for important figures from the cultural scene and society.

Medium: daily
Political orientation: Liberal conservative
Circulation: 455,000 (2010)
Frequency of publication Monday to Sunday

Location: Milan, Italy
Publisher: Rcs Quotidiani S.p.A.
Area of distribution: Nationwide
Established: 1876

Via Solferino 28
I-20121 Milan
Phone: 0039- 026339
E-Mail: segretcor@corriere.it
Internet: http://www.corriere.it/

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393 articles from this medium have been cited in the European press review by euro|topics.

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1.  Corriere della Sera - Italy | 17/05/2013

Paris sounding out Berlin

In his speech Hollande explained that he wanted to address German calls for a political union. According to the liberal-conservative daily Corriere della Sera this ... » more

2.  Corriere della Sera - Italy | 19/04/2013

Political system hopelessly outdated

The Senate's vote exposes the full dilemma of the political system in the US, the liberal-conservative daily Corriere della Sera explains: "The National Rifle Association ... » more

3.  Corriere della Sera - Italy | 15/04/2013

Inadvertent help for a grand coalition

The Alternative for Germany could inadvertently pave the way for a grand coalition, the liberal-conservative daily Corriere della Sera writes: "The anti-euro professors may be ... » more

4.  Corriere della Sera - Italy | 09/04/2013

Italy's zombie democracy

In Italy the political stalemate continues. According to the constitution, outgoing President Giorgio Napolitano can't dissolve the elected parliament because it must select his successor. ... » more

5.  Corriere della Sera - Italy | 08/04/2013

Fabio Pammolli condemns smear campaign against Germany

As was the case with neighbouring Greece, the brunt of the anger in the Cypriot protests against the bank bailout package is directed against Germany ... » more

6.  Corriere della Sera - Italy | 03/04/2013

A first alternative to embargos

Despite its many shortcomings the treaty is a major advance, the liberal-conservative daily Corriere della Sera writes, contradicting the criticism voiced after its adoption by ... » more

7.  Corriere della Sera - Italy | 02/04/2013

A lesson for Italy's parties

The appointment of a group of experts is lesson for Italy's parties, the liberal-conservative daily Corriere della Sera comments: "It is supposed to show that ... » more

8.  Corriere della Sera - Italy | 26/03/2013

Bersani's bloc sucking up to Grillo

The leading candidate of the centre-left alliance, Pier Luigi Bersani, continues his search for a majority to form a new government in Rome today, Tuesday, ... » more

9.  Corriere della Sera - Italy | 19/03/2013

Italy needs an impartial government

Pier Luigi Bersani, leader of Italy's social democrats, announced on Sunday that he intends to solve the political stalemate by forming a government on the ... » more

10.  Corriere della Sera - Italy | 14/03/2013

The Church moves out into the world

With the election of an Argentinian pope, the Catholic Church is finally turning its attention to the world's poor, the liberal-conservative daily Corriere della Sera ... » more

 
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