Milo Infante, a TV presenter who recently joined Mediaset's Rete 4, discusses his new role and success. He mentions that he was initially terrified of disappointing Silvio Berlusconi, who had bet on him. Infante notes that his show has achieved higher ratings than expected, reaching 9.6% in the morning and 19.7% in the afternoon, surpassing expectations of around 5% and half of Canale 5's performance. He is currently filling in until Gianluigi Nuzzi returns with 'Verità Nascoste-Il Diario', which will air on Rete 4 at prime time starting September 1st.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on Milo Infante's career move and success within the Italian media landscape, particularly highlighting his association with Silvio Berlusconi and the competitive nature of television ratings. While there is some mention of political figures (Berlusconi), the framing remains more




