Mauro Fanfoni MarkCom; Editor; Digital P.R. 

Influencers and journalists: let’s stop confusing the roles

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In Rome, there are doors that don’t just tell history — they still make it happen. These are passages that, after two thousand years, still open and close for real, as if the Empire had never ended. Across the Eternal City, only three such ancient doors survive: two remain in their original place, and one was relocated — yet it still lives, breathing the same bronze as in the old days. The Breath of the Pantheon In the heart of Piazza della Rotonda, the doors of the Pantheon