Claudia Della Seta is an Italian journalist, television writer, and author. She began her career in print journalism, collaborating with publications such as *Paese Sera* and *L'Unità*, before establishing herself as one of the most prominent figures in public television. For Rai, she was the co-creator and writer of programs that have shaped the history of Italian television, including *Mi manda Raitre*, a pioneering program defending citizens' rights, Michele Santoro's *Samarcanda*, *Telefono giallo* with Corrado Augias, and the early seasons of *Chi l'ha visto?*. Her work helped define genres such as investigative television journalism and public service television. Alongside her work in television, she has pursued literary writing, publishing several novels. Throughout her career, she has received numerous awards for her contribution to journalism and the quality of national television programming.