Aldo Grasso, the most authoritative Italian television critic, publicly meets TV authors for the first time. With him Walter Siti, writer and essayist, since November 2008 the owner of the television column entitled The Window on Nothing on La Stampa di Torino. What role does criticism have in such a vast medium, which contains the whole world, like television? What are the objectives of television criticism? What is your vision of television? Is the vision of those who write about television divergent from those who make it? Can there be a constructive dialogue between those who produce television and those who analyze it? What role does the public have in all this?
