Alvaro Liuzzi

Alvaro Liuzzi is a journalist, educator, and consultant in media innovation and transformation. For more than two decades he has researched and worked on the evolution of digital journalism, editorial product development, and the adaptation of newsrooms to changing technological environments.

He is editor of the Redacciones5G newsletter and a leading figure of the program of the same name run by Personal Argentina, where he develops training programs, trend analysis, and applied experimentation with media organizations in Argentina and Latin America.

In academia, he teaches in the Digital Communication Specialization at the School of Journalism and Social Communication of the National University of La Plata (UNLP) and is a guest professor at various universities across the Ibero-American region.

As a journalist and writer, he regularly writes about the intersection of technology, innovation, and journalism. He has been invited to publish with organizations such as Nieman Journalism Lab (Harvard University), MIT Open Documentary Lab, Deutsche Welle, and Oxford University Press, among other international specialized publications.

He has worked with organizations such as Thomson Reuters Foundation, JournalismAI, WAN-IFRA, INMA, SIP, META, and Google News Initiative in developing journalism innovation training programs. Since 2023 he has led training, governance, and strategic AI integration processes at media organizations including Clarín, 0221, Chequeado, La Diaria, and Revista Anfibia, working on implementation, workflow redesign, usage policy development, and editorial governance.

His work explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the routines, roles, and culture of newsrooms, with a focus on the strategic and organizational challenges journalism faces in scenarios of permanent technological change.