Behind the chaos that has affected the social pages of Che tempo che fa, there would have been a negotiation between Rai and Officina, the company that takes care of the production of the talk show directed and moderated by Fabio Fazio, now for Canale Nove and initially for Rai 3. In the last few days it has emerged that, although Fazio is also the owner of the program brand, in Viale Mazzini it was decided to withhold all social profiles and now the Twitter and Facebook pages of Che tempo che fa actually no longer available. These are pages that had hundreds of thousands of followers. The still active INstagram has about 600,000 and almost 18,000 published posts. According to an indiscretion uncovered by TvBlog, the negotiations that would have taken place between the two companies would have collapsed because of an insufficient offer from Officina. If one takes into account the community and the followers collected on the program’s pages in recent years, these profiles would be worth around one million euros, the publication continues. But Officina would have suggested a much lower number than Rai to be able to detect them. TvBlog’s indiscretions speak of 20-30,000 euros. The Rai sources cited let it be known that the company did not ask for 1 million euros and that the agreement could have been reached for a lower amount but still much higher than the one proposed in order not to sell the accounts. Then there would have been further attempts to negotiate with new but still insufficient offers. So the table was skipped and Rai made the pages of the program invisible.
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