The coup Bianca Berlinguer. Switch to Mediaset after asking for the Damilano streak

Show up at work today and ask to have the “Bianca Berlinguer” clause applied, Rai, minimum respect, and let’s see what happens. It is the “Cartabianca” model, and it is in every sense. Article 1: I answer the phone when I say. Article 2: I work when I decide. Article 3: if I work, only I have to work. Article 4: you don’t understand me, so you are the idiots. Schedules seized. Phone turned off. Vetoes on colleagues. For forty-eight hours, before Bianca Berlinguer communicated, through a letter, her resignation from Rai, and her transfer to Mediaset, it was impossible to contact her. She was unreachable for CEO and general manager. No one knew her intentions. For much less, in Mediaset, they let you find the boxes in the parking lot. Then, their lawyers contact you. First of all, in order to move to Mediaset, Berlinguer has asked for her to be hired because she does not want to give up her pension contributions. You will host a program on Tuesday evening on Rete 4, and you will share the evening strip with Nicola Porro. Before this epilogue, yesterday morning, you held the Rai board of directors hostage who awaited your decisions to stamp the schedules. Nothing. Who has seen it? Even before disappearing, she tried to extort Marco Damilano’s strip on Rai3. You also asked Rai not to broadcast Francesca Fagnani. Her fault? Compete with them. In vain, in Rai, they tried to explain to her that her audience was an audience with “middle school, over sixty” and therefore not comparable to that of Fagnani. Had it been for Berlinguer, on Tuesday evening, all public television had to give “Cartabianca” to unified networks like Sergio Mattarella’s message. Since she didn’t feel pampered enough, she had asked for (and obtained) an additional budget for her stray guests. Only a genius, someone capable of making a difference, and Berlinguer doesn’t do it, would have been allowed as much as Berlinguer was allowed, who is not a genius. The television critic, Aldo Grasso, repeats again in the Corriere della Sera that “Cartabianca” was a broadcast of absolute mediocrity. Al Foglio he had said: “It is denied for the profession.” Ratings did not even take off with Mauro Corona’s grappa. Alessandro Orsini was more distressed than Putin. Each Shining episode cost around forty-five thousand euros and since 2016 one has been forced to keep silent because Bianca is the daughter of Enrico Berlinguer. To Mediaset, when they learned of the coup, they said: “We’ll take the surname”. And it’s true. Berlinguer doesn’t have the greatness of the purged, he doesn’t have the sanguine character of Lucia Annunziata, he’s not Fazio. Today Mediaset gives the most beautiful gift to Silvio Berlusconi. He must be told for what he is: money, money and the market.