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Guglielmo Stefani
Guglielmo Stefani (5 July 1819 – 11 June 1861) was an Italian journalist and founder of the influential press agency Agenzia Stefani.
Biography.
Guglielmo Stafani was born in Venice.
After studies in Padua, he returned to Venice, where he worked as a journalist. He contributed to the daily newspaper "Caffè Pedrocchi", a pro-unification publication that promoted Italian unification. During the 1848 uprisings, during which a failed attempt was made to free Venice from Austrian rule, Stefani was imprisoned
Agenzia Stefani
Agenzia Stefani was the leading press agency in Italy from the mid-19th century until the end of World War II. It was founded by Guglielmo Stefani on 26 January 1853 in Turin, and was closed on 29 April 1945 in Milan.
History.
History The beginning.
"Telegrafia privata – Agenzia Stefani" (Private Telegraph – Stefani Agency) was created on January 26, 1853, in Turin by Guglielmo Stefani, who was of Venetian origin and was the director of the newspaper "Gazzetta Piemontese",