A simple report.
The other day I was looking for information on the ars subtilior, a compositional "style" that is often experienced as the continuation of the medieval ars nova but in the French area, and I found this site, whose origin I still do not quite understand, but which seemed to me to be a well-curated well of information
http://lasacramusica.blogspot.it/
it is not for immediate consumption, but I found sections dedicated to the "history of the mass," written REALLY well (and for this field of musicology it is truly rare, even in books), and some monographic parts, dedicated to Lasso, Nenna, and Palestrina.
If, as I argue from the photos, Baroffio, former professor of Medieval Music History in Cremona, is somehow involved, then this site could truly be full of gems. No, for example, http://magister.blogautore.espresso.repubblica.it/2012/11/02/grandi-opere-oggi-baroffio-domani-i-baroffistes/