Editing Milan (section)

=== Media ===
[[File:IMG 4261 - Milano - Sede del Corriere della Sera in via Solferino - Foto Giovanni Dall'Orto 20-jan 2007.jpg|thumb|The historic seat of the ''[[Corriere della Sera]]'' in via Solferino in Milan]]

Milan is an important national and international media centre. {{Lang|it|[[Corriere della Sera]]}}, founded in 1876, is one of the oldest Italian newspapers, and it is published by [[RCS MediaGroup|Rizzoli]], as well as {{Lang|it|[[La Gazzetta dello Sport]]}}, a daily dedicated to coverage of various sports and currently considered the most widely read daily newspaper in Italy. Other local dailies are the general broadsheets {{Lang|it|[[Il Giorno (newspaper)|Il Giorno]]}}, {{Lang|it|[[Il Giornale]]}}, the Catholic newspaper {{Lang|it|[[Avvenire]]}}, and {{Lang|it|[[Il Sole 24 Ore]]}}, a daily business newspaper owned by [[Confindustria]] (the Italian employers' federation). Free daily newspapers include {{Lang|it|[[Leggo]]}} and ''[[Metro (Italian newspaper)|Metro]]''. Milan is also home to many architecture, art and fashion periodicals, including ''[[Abitare]]'', ''[[Casabella]]'', ''[[Domus (magazine)|Domus]]'', ''[[Flash Art]]'', ''[[Gioia (magazine)|Gioia]]'', ''[[Grazia]]'' and ''[[Vogue Italia]]''. ''[[Panorama (magazine)|Panorama]]'' and ''[[Oggi (magazine)|Oggi]]'', two of Italy's most important weekly news magazines, are also published in Milan.

Several commercial broadcast television networks have their national headquarters in the Milan conurbation, including Mediaset Group (owner of [[Canale 5]], [[Italia 1]], [[Iris (TV channel)|Iris]] and [[Rete 4]]), [[Telelombardia]] and [[MTV Italy]]. National radio stations based in Milan include [[Radio Deejay]], [[Radio 105 Network]], [[R101 (Italy)]], [[Radio Popolare]], [[RTL 102.5]], [[Radio Capital]] and [[Virgin Radio Italia]].