On Sunday 15 May 1932, the legendary radio commentator brought the live story of a football match, Juventus-Turin, into the homes of Italians for the first time. It was supposed to be a sort of test under the vigilant control of the officials of the EIAR, the ancestor of Rai. Instead, it was the beginning of a new era of journalism
Up there in the gallery the notables had now taken their seats: the prefect, the mayor, the vice-mayor, Senator Giovanni Agnelli, the lawyer Edoardo, president of Juventus, and the engineer Mossetti, president of Turin. The teams were about to enter the Corso Marsiglia field and he was still there,