Pierluigi Perri
Pierluigi Perri, Ph.D., is a tenured researcher at the University of Milan Law School and Advisor on Cybercrime at the Council of Europe. His academic interests are focused on Privacy, Information Security, Computer Crimes and Computer Forensics. Since 2010 he has been Associate Research Professor in Advanced Computer Law at the University of Milan, and since 2015 Director of the postgraduate course in Computer Forensics and Data Protection. He was Visiting Postdoctoral Associate at the Information Society Project of Yale Law School, Non-Residential Fellow at the Center for Internet and Society of the Stanford University Faculty of Law and Visiting Researcher at the Legal & Corporate Affairs Department of Microsoft Corp. in Redmond, Washington. He is the Italian representative on the Committee of experts on human rights dimensions of automated data processing and different forms of artificial intelligence at the Council of Europe.
Le statistiche riportano purtroppo una costante crescita delle minacce contro la libertà di stampa in generale e i giornalisti in particolare. La protezione della categoria dei giornalisti, non a cas...
Rethinking algorithms and metrics in the newsroom. Case studies and controversies. Algorithms and metrics are transforming journalism and how newsrooms work, because using these tools editors decide ...
The difficult balancing of interests between the protection of journalists and their sources and law enforcement. The terrorist emergency is pushing different countries to enact laws to increase the...
The good, the bad and the ugly: roadmap to mobile technologies and digital journalism
Mobile journalism is challenging both the ways reporters and audiences produce news. This session will explore new ways mobile technology is used in news production, and the limits and privacy and...
The protection of sources is one of the foundations of a journalist’s work. Not surprisingly, it is the law itself that establishes a legal protection so that the journalist is allowed not to disc...
Social networks and journalism: crisis management, information gathering, publication of news and related legal and professional ethics risks. Social networks represent a great opportunity for news...
The speed of language, typical of social networks, blogs and forums, added to the animosity that often accompanies the publication of posts, tweets, status updates and so on, can result in different l...
Digital journalism and (new) rights - Secrecy, confidentiality and privacy In his work a journalist can rely on a series of guarantees which cover the secrecy of sources while being obliged to resp...
