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Burian has not caused significant damage in Apulia and Basilicata Producers and technicians are assessing the situation after the drop in temperatures brought about by the disturbance from northern Europe that has affected mainly southern Italy over the past few days. "Luckily, we have not registered particular damage to crops, only some organizational problems and harvesting delays," commented agro-technician Tarcisio Fiermonte from northern Apulia.  "We have had to stop harvesting broccoli, ...

Feb 18, 2021 17 February 2021 Apulia is the first region in Italy to close the digital divide. In the last few days, TIM has completed the plan to provide ultrabroadband coverage via the FTTx network (namely with FTTC technology up to 200 Mbps and FTTH technology up to 1 Gigabit/s), reaching 99.4% of households that use the fixed network, while the remaining 0.6% is also covered by satellite or FWA ultrabroadband connections. This speed-up will allow citizens and businesses in Apulia to access ...

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Also in todays EMEA regional roundup: TIM crosses the digital divide; Swisscom joins the Azure gang; Deutsche Telekom shields the machines. Nokia and Finnish operator Elisa are to collaborate on a 5G private networks initiative, offering industrial-grade networks to the likes of ports, mines, factories and distribution centers in Finland. The two companies are already on speaking terms, Nokia having supplied 5G RAN to Elisa. Elisa, which has around 2.8 million customers on its books, has long b...

The first will be featured on Sunday, titled Magna Graecia: a Visit to the Greko of Reggio (Calabria), and it is the third documentary in their award winning Magna Graecia series. Billy and Basil spent time amongst the Greko villages and towns, meeting everyone from the first Greek Orthodox priest from Calabria in centuries to the young Greko who are inspiring and keeping the language alive. The boys met Maria Olimpia Squillaci, who, along with her father and family, have worked hard with olde...

Pasquale Saldarelli, who researches grapevine and Mediterranean crops, will give a seminar about his research at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday via Zoom.

"Sustainability is not a slogan, it is a way of doing things. We set out on this journey 4 years ago and have taken additional steps year after year," explains Francesco Nicodemo (in the…

Rocco Ricciardulli is ready and set to give global audiences a taste of the backwards rural culture which characterised the Italian South in the middle of the 20th century and which revolved around exploitation, oppression and violence. Inspired by a true story which the Lucania-born director became aware of as a child through tales told to him by his mother, the film is co-scripted and produced by Riccardo Scamarcio, who also steps into the shoes of the unfortunate protagonist, farmer Ciccio ...

Heres How You Can Score an Italian Home for As Little As €1 Rachel Chang © Provided by Travel + Leisure Getty Images Now might be the time to turn those dreams of an Italian countryside home into a reality. The town of Biccari is selling off its fixer-uppers for €1 (about $1.20), or if you want to skip the work, fully functional homes starting at about €7,500 (about $9,023), Located in the European countrys easternmost region of Puglia, also known as Apulia, the town �...

Image: @luce_nardella Why is it romantic to flee to the Italian hills, yet depressing to move to Bowral? Is it because the far-flung is inherently more attractive? Is it because our heads are full of stereotypes? Is Italy’s countryside really more seductive? Although the 2020 work from home revolution has led droves of Sydneysiders and Melburnites to escape the rat race, the bulk seem to be going to coastal enclaves like Byron Bay, Jervis Bay, Port Macquarie and Noosa – or semi-tropical inl...