I don't know about you, but radio or television news and even newspapers often get bored, but at the same time I am aware that it is not possible to do without it if you want to be citizens of the world around us with all its complexities, opportunities and threats.

When I studied Sintesi (a name I have now given the project because it didn't have its own) I dealt with strategic planning and the need to have a global vision, the broadest and most comprehensive possible, was even an urgency.

As a good Milanese I have always been a "Corrierista" and as such I have always detested the Roman Republic and those radical chic times and instead I had to witness the well-deserved overtaking of a young, innovative and aggressive newspaper towards what was reduced to being a swampy and archaic newspaper (which is why the document is titled "Creating Competitive Advantages).

And so after having studied this system of successive syntheses (for those who have no time, for those who have not had time, for those who want to deepen) I offered it to the Courier, feeling that writing a letter was enough to be summoned and heard (sigh) ,

Rereading it forty years later it seems to me that I can confirm the validity of the idea and how I already felt the need for hypertexts. In my opinion, the idea of the daily "informer container" is very nice.

The suggestion of adversting focusing is also intriguing.

While perhaps the strategies of collaborations with local newspapers and radio and television are anticipatory.