The first issue of the biweekly magazine Sciare, dedicated to skiing and winter sports, was released by his father Massimo Di Marco in Milan three years before his birth (on 1st December 1966). At the age of seven, he took him to see the Italian Alpine Ski Championship. The entire team of the Italian national alpine ski team, the so-called Valanga Azzurra, was there. He returned home and decided that there is nothing better than skiing. At the age of 14, he became the delivery guy of the editorial staff, at 16 he wrote a column dedicated to stickers, at 19 he became a member of the editorial team, at the age of 21, he divided his time between ski gear and the Ski World Cup. In 1987 he invented the buying guide Guida Tecnica all’Acquisto, in 1988 the snowboard magazine OnBoard.
In 1997, he set up the website www.sciaremag.it, in 1998 he created the Fis Carving Cup with Giulio Rossi. After 8 world championships and 5 Olympic games, in 2001 he became the director of the magazine, a position he still holds today.
Lagazuoi Spa
Via del Mercato, 14
I-32043 Cortina d’Ampezzo
Codice fiscale e partita IVA 00083390252
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Tel. +39 0436 5921
E-mail: info@lagazuoiwima.org
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Lagazuoi Spa
Via del Mercato, 14
I-32043 Cortina d’Ampezzo
Codice fiscale e partita IVA 00083390252
Contacts
Tel. +39 0436 5921
E-mail: info@lagazuoiwima.org
Privacy Policy
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INFORMATION CONCERNING ART.13 EU Regulations 2016/679
Please read carefully the information below, which is In conformity with art.13 of EU Regulations 2016/679 (subsequently part of the GDPR) and with Legislative Decree 196/2003 (and subsequent modifications thereto).
1. DATA HANDLER
The data handler is Lagazuoi S.p.A., situated at Cortina d’Ampezzo (BL) in Via del Mercato, 14.
Requests to the data handler may be sent to the following e-mail address: info@lagazuoiwima.org
2. PURPOSE OF DATA HANDLING and RELATED LEGAL BASE
The data here gathered have been voluntarily provided by you (hereinafter referred to as “the interested party") and will be handled for the following purposes:
a) the transmission of information about the initiatives and events organised and/or promoted by the data handler, also for third party clients;
b) the communication of the data to third party societies for sending to newsletters and communications for marketing purposes.
Data are gathered on the basis of the explicit consent of the interested party, expressed by signing the form herein.
3. PROVISION OF DATA
The provision of personal data and contact details is absolutely necessary for the carrying out of the activities referred to in point 2. Failure to provide the data required for the completion of the form will make it impossible to access the desired service or to receive the information requested.
4. MEANS OF DATA HANDLING
Data handling is by means of manual, computerised and telematic instruments with a rationale closely correlated to the purpose for which they have been gathered, in full compliance with the law and observing the principles of lawfulness, correctness and confidentiality, in compliance with which specific security measures are adopted to prevent the loss of data, their illicit or improper use and non-authorised access to them. Data may be handled by data handling managers, expressly authorised in the context of the above mentioned purposes.
5. LOCATION OF DATA HANDLING
Besides the premises of the data handler herein, data handling connected to the services required may take place at the premises of suppliers of external services nominated as data handling managers.
6. COMMUNICATION and DIFFUSION OF DATA
Those with the right to access the data include external consultants and suppliers of services, duly nominated as data handling managers in conformity with the purpose for which the data have been gathered and with a view to fulfilling the contractual obligations undertaken. Data may also be communicated to all subjects authorised by law to gather the related data.
7. DATA CONSERVATION TIMES
The data of the interested party are conserved for the time strictly necessary for the carrying out of the activities indicated, in compliance with the legislation applicable, and will in any case not be retained beyond a period of five years, unless their conservation results as being justified and authorised. The interested party will in any case have the possibility to revoke, at any moment, his consent to the handling of his data. Any data transmitted to suppliers of services will be handled by the latter for the time strictly necessary for the carrying out of the tasks assigned to them.
8. RIGHTS OF THE INTERESTED PARTY
The interested party has the following rights and power of action in relation to the data provided by him: a) to be informed of the purposes and the procedures of the handling of his data; b) to have access to them; c) to be able to update and rectify them; d) to cancel them, render them anonymous or block them; e) to object to the handling of the data, including opposition to automatised decisional processes, also concerning profiling; f) to revoke his consent; g) to receive his personal details disclosed to the data handler in a structured format in common use, so as to be able to send them to various parties; h) to limit the handling of his data; i) to present a complaint to the controlling Authority. The said rights may be exercised by contacting the data handler directly at the above mentioned address, who will undertake to render the procedure as simple as possible.
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