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Omnibus was a weekly illustrated general cultural magazine published in Milan, Italy, between 1937 and 1939. Its subtitle was settimanale di attualità politica e letteraria. It is described as the "father of Italian magazines", especially in regard to the use of photographs and images. The magazine was closed by the fascist authorities.

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rdfs:label	Omnibus (1937) (fr) Omnibus (periodico 1937) (it) Omnibus (magazine) (en)
rdfs:comment	Omnibus, sous-titré Settimanale di Attualità politica e letteraria est un hebdomadaire d'information fondé en 1937 et édité par Rizzoli et Arnoldo Mondadori. 95 numéros sont sortis, sous la direction de Leo Longanesi, jusqu'en 1939. Omnibus est le premier exemple de journalisme moderne en Italie, ouvrant la voie aux rotocalchi (magazines fortement illustrés). * Portail de la presse écrite * Portail de l’entre-deux-guerres * Portail de l’Italie (fr) Omnibus was a weekly illustrated general cultural magazine published in Milan, Italy, between 1937 and 1939. Its subtitle was settimanale di attualità politica e letteraria. It is described as the "father of Italian magazines", especially in regard to the use of photographs and images. The magazine was closed by the fascist authorities. (en) Omnibus. Settimanale di attualità politica e letteraria fu un settimanale d'informazione italiano fondato nel 1937 da Leo Longanesi, che ne fu l'unico direttore durante sua breve vita. Fu pubblicato fino al 29 gennaio 1939. (it)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	American literature Anthology Vitaliano Brancati Italian-language magazines Magazines established in 1937 Elio Vittorini Ennio Flaiano Leo Longanesi 1937 establishments in Italy Magazines disestablished in 1939 RCS MediaGroup Censorship in Italy Alberto Moravia Defunct magazines published in Italy Fascist Italy (1922–1943) Editor-in-chief Mario Pannunzio Irene Brin Italian language Italy Arrigo Benedetti Banned magazines Magazines published in Milan News magazines published in Italy Weekly magazines published in Italy Cultural magazines Alberto Savinio Mario Soldati Indro Montanelli Milan Oggi (magazine) 1939 disestablishments in Italy dbr:Tutto_(magazine) Rizzoli (publisher)
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based	Milan
category	Illustrated magazine (en)
country	Italy
editor	Leo Longanesi
editor title	Editor-in-chief (en)
finaldate	January 1939 (en)
firstdate	1937-04-03 (xsd:date)
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founder	Leo Longanesi (en)
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language	Italian language
publisher	Rizzoli (publisher)
has abstract	Omnibus, sous-titré Settimanale di Attualità politica e letteraria est un hebdomadaire d'information fondé en 1937 et édité par Rizzoli et Arnoldo Mondadori. 95 numéros sont sortis, sous la direction de Leo Longanesi, jusqu'en 1939. Omnibus est le premier exemple de journalisme moderne en Italie, ouvrant la voie aux rotocalchi (magazines fortement illustrés). * Portail de la presse écrite * Portail de l’entre-deux-guerres * Portail de l’Italie (fr) Omnibus was a weekly illustrated general cultural magazine published in Milan, Italy, between 1937 and 1939. Its subtitle was settimanale di attualità politica e letteraria. It is described as the "father of Italian magazines", especially in regard to the use of photographs and images. The magazine was closed by the fascist authorities. (en) Omnibus. Settimanale di attualità politica e letteraria fu un settimanale d'informazione italiano fondato nel 1937 da Leo Longanesi, che ne fu l'unico direttore durante sua breve vita. Fu pubblicato fino al 29 gennaio 1939. Considerato il progenitore dei settimanali d'informazione italiani, «Omnibus» aprì la strada a quello che divenne il popolare genere del rotocalco. Il periodico fu un modello per i rotocalchi del dopoguerra. Sul settimanale di Longanesi si trovarono per la prima volta la tecnica di stampa (la rotocalcografia), i criteri d'impaginazione, l'importanza data alle fotografie (usate consapevolmente come mezzo per attirare il lettore) che saranno adottati dai settimanali d'attualità del dopoguerra. Fu una palestra di giornalismo per uomini come Arrigo Benedetti, Mario Pannunzio ed Indro Montanelli. (it)
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date	1937-04-03 (xsd:date)
editor title	Editor-in-chief (en)
city	Milan
country	Italy
editor	Leo Longanesi
founder	Leo Longanesi
language	Italian language
publisher	Rizzoli (publisher)
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