Dina Yassin - Profile and Journalist Details
Find journalists that align with your industry, location and vision. Unlock Dina Yassin's full journalist profile, including location, coverage topics, current employer, biography and preferences. Sign up today and start building journalist relationships that fuel your startup's growth.
Get connected with journalists today
Dina Yassin
Verified
Editor-in-Chief, Gazetta
Beats
Content
By Dina Yassin| Gazetta@ There was a time when art sat quietly. Dignified in white-walled galleries. Smoothed into polished design showrooms. Labeled, contained, explained. It was the kind of world where you admired from a distance, hands behind your back, murmuring observations like, “How fascinating.”But that world is gone. Now, art flinches. Design glows. Architecture shifts. We’re no longer just creating form—we’re waking it up. Art no longer wants to be admired. It wants to be felt.
By Dina Yassin| Gazetta@ Reporting from Milan by Raissa BartoliThe line curled around the corner like it was the hottest nightclub in town. Except it was early, and the dress code was less sequins, more sleek monochrome—with sneakers that probably cost more than rent. Welcome to Milan Design Week, where wellness is the new luxury—and Technogym is its undisputed tastemaker.
By Dina Yassin| Gazetta@ There was a time when art sat quietly. Dignified in white-walled galleries. Smoothed into polished design showrooms. Labeled, contained, explained. It was the kind of world where you admired from a distance, hands behind your back, murmuring observations like, “How fascinating.”But that world is gone. Now, art flinches. Design glows. Architecture shifts. We’re no longer just creating form—we’re waking it up. Art no longer wants to be admired. It wants to be felt.
Company Info
Gazetta
La Gazzetta dello Sport is a prominent Italian sports newspaper with a rich history spanning over 125 years. Founded in 1896, it is known for its comprehensive coverage of various sports, including football, cycling, and the Olympics. The newspaper is recognized for its iconic pink pages, which have become a symbol of Italian sports journalism. The publication offers a multi-platform information system, providing news and analysis through both print and digital media. It publishes a daily print edition that features in-depth sports news, commentary, and analysis. Additionally, its digital platform delivers real-time updates and multimedia content, catering to a wide audience. La Gazzetta dello Sport also produces special editions for major sporting events, enhancing its coverage and engagement with readers. As the most-read sports newspaper in Italy, it serves a diverse readership of sports enthusiasts across the country.
Milan, Lombardy, Italy