Documents (PDF): Publication in this form are (c) Rassegna Storica online of Medioevo Italiano. Orietta Da Rold Middle Ages on the web in Italy, Britain and USA: a survey, a prospective The WWW has become one of the most powerful tools for study and research in many areas, including the Middle Ages, and its influence continues to grow. There are numerous sites in this area, and this paper aims at presenting and comparing the quality of Internet publication in Italy, Britain and USA. It will be a survey, a prospective. It will focus on selected sites. In particular, I shall be looking at Medieval Manuscript Studies and related pages, hoping to open a discussion. During the last year the study of the Italian web has undergone a major development. Important universities' web sites have appeared, but often projects are based on self-supported and non-affiliated individuals. The Medioevo Italiano Project tried to respond to the lack of interest shown by scholars. By contrast, British and American web site have a long-established tradition of publishing images, data and secondary sources, for they consider the use of Internet publication an essential tool in teaching. The paper presents a detailed assessment of this situation, searching for answers to the question of how to improve and promote the Medieval studies on the web in Italy. Roberta Fidanzia Il Medioevo in rete: un confronto tra Spagna ed Italia The middle ages on the web: a comparison between Spain and Italy. Checking the development of multimedial application on middle ages' studies is the first aim of this paper. Angelo Gambella Realtà e prospettive del medioevo in rete: l'esempio italiano The aim of this paper is the analysis of the medieval Internet situation in Italy. The figure of the medieval historician is pointed out with a large vision of the future's perspectives.