Today there are two Italys on strike and the media don't want to tell their stories

In the North, protest coverage revolves around smashed shop windows; in the South, the struggle is just getting noticed in the first place

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nss edicola was born as an act of love for the city, for the protection of the cultural spaces that newsstands represent.

In December 2023, nss launched the nss edicola project, a physical space promoting the daily activities of nss magazine and digital culture in addition to the activities of nss store. Furthermore, nss edicola is conceived as a cultural space for the artistic and commercial enhancement of the city of Naples, acting as a point of attraction for collaborations, ideas and projects, as well as a physical catalyst and shop for J'Adore Napoli.
ADDRESS
Piazza San Pasquale, Napoli
OPENING HOURS
Mon-Sat: 8.00-20.00
Sun: 8.00-13.30 / 16.00-20.00

Ti Odio Milano Ti Amo is a local initiative aimed at sparking debate about newsstands and their state of abandonment, highlighting the need for physical cultural spaces in city centres, and shedding light on Milan and the perception of its inhabitants. With a permanent newsstand in Piazza Bruno Buozzi, merchandise, and dedicated initiatives, it will be possible to discover Ti Odio Milano Ti Amo through meetings and related activities.
ADDRESS
Piazza Bruno Buozzi, Milano
OPENING HOURS
Mon-Sat: 8.00-12.00, 16.00-19.00
Sun: Closed