In Italy, every telegiornale, or television news programme, opens with a short signature theme known as a sigla, designed to be recognised in seconds and to separate the news from other programming. Clips labelled with this generic title circulate online detached from any single channel, shared mainly for their instantly familiar broadcast feel. Italian creators reuse the jingle for parody bulletins, school projects and social edits, while meme editors borrow its authority to present trivial events as national news, a joke that relies on viewers recognising the format immediately.