Thursday the presentation of Qn Media, the editorial project of LMDV Capital

The National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome will host on Thursday 5 November from 6pm, the official presentation event of QN Media, the new editorial reality of LMDV Capital, and of the national information newspaper QN, which will debut on newsstands throughout Italy and on digital platforms on the same day.

'In front of representatives of institutions, representatives of the business world and authorities, the publisher Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio - we read in a note - will present an initiative destined to mark a turning point in a sector that has long been anchored to traditional models. Together with him, CEO Gabriele Benedetto, editorial director Mario Orfeo and editor-in-chief Agnese Pini will illustrate the guidelines and main innovations of a transformation destined to impact the world of information, in Italy and internationally.

The objective is to 'build a large European publishing group, capable of competing on foreign markets and looking to the future by leveraging the strength of its roots, skills and people. Because it is precisely from people - underlines the press release - that the transformation starts: journalists, editorial teams and professionals are and remain at the center of a model that puts innovation at the service of journalism'.

Qid is part of this path, the artificial intelligence developed to support and enhance work and offer new research, analysis and in-depth tools.

'A technological revolution that does not deny tradition, but relaunches its founding values: investigations, the centrality of the news, the freedom and passion of writing it. Not the pursuit of clicks, but the quality of the information,' continues the note.

The new QN will debut with widespread distribution, strongly rooted in the national territory. In its historic regions - Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany, Lombardy, Marche and Umbria - the newspaper will be on newsstands together with the group's newspapers, Resto del Carlino, La Nazione and Il Giorno, also renewed in graphics and content. In the rest of the national territory, QN will be available both on sale individually at the price of 1.00 euros, and in combination with important local partner newspapers.

'Alongside a high-impact graphic layout and a new organization of current and in-depth topics - continues the note - the newspaper will be enriched by the presence of new and prestigious names from the cultural and journalistic panorama'.

QN will also be available through an innovative digital application, designed to transform the way we consume information and read the group's newspapers. A proprietary solution, entirely developed within QN Media, which 'represents a paradigm shift, combining the great tradition of printed paper with the most modern digital technologies'. The editorial offer will extend beyond the pages of the newspaper thanks to a library of podcasts and a series of thematic newsletters, designed to accompany readers in the analysis and in-depth analysis of the most relevant facts.

'The Roman event, reserved for guests - concludes the Qn Editoriale press release - will mark the first, fundamental step towards the construction of an independent editorial reality, solid and projected into the future of information'.