Amadeus He has gone. The thoroughbred horse has now officially left the stable Rai. Now Viale Mazzini’s mission is not to lose the stallion too Fiorello. The Prime Minister would have said it outright Giorgia Meloni in a phone call to the current general manager Giampaolo Rossi. He, who will soon become managing director of the state TV, on Monday morning could not help but take note of the farewell of the five-time artistic director of the Sanremo Festival. Now he would have been invited to try every possible way to retain what is now not just a simple Rai employee, but the remaining top man.
The personal relationship
Fabrizio Roncone tells the story behind the scenes today in Corriere della Sera. The prime minister would also have said she was willing to speak personally with Rosario, thanks to their long-standing acquaintance: Giorgia Meloni, as a young girl, acted as a nanny to Olivia, Fiorello’s daughter. He, the showman of VivaRai2!, for his part has already said that with Amadeus «we don’t do everything together» and also that «I can’t afford the Nove». Furthermore, he explained that his contracts are always on a project basis: «VivaRai2 ends on May 10th! and I can go to work at Teleminkia… I have always been free. I have never made contracts with Mediaset, Sky… Only on a project basis, I can always decide.” Finally, writes La Stampa, Fiorello could also be thinking about taking a sabbatical at the end of his morning show.
The exodus
The designated CEO of Rai, Giampaolo Rossi, finds himself facing a decisive moment, in a context of alarming industrial crisis, with a corporate debt exceeding 600 million euros and a workforce of almost 13,000 people. The problem is not just limited to internal management or debt issues. Rai, a historic bastion of quality information and entertainment, is experiencing a real exodus of talent, accelerated by the victory of the centre-right government. Names of the caliber of Fabio Fazio and Massimo Gramellini, Corrado Augias, Bianca Berlinguer and Lucia Annunziata.
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