Daniel Trielli

Daniel Trielli is a scholar focused on algorithm transparency and journalism and is currently an assistant professor at the University of Maryland Merrill College of Journalism. His research explores how algorithms influence the visibility of news and the public’s access to information. He holds a PhD from Northwestern University and has published extensively on algorithm transparency and the integration of AI into journalism. He developed "Algorithm Tips," a tool to assist journalists in discovering story leads, and advocates for enhancing transparency in the use of algorithms within public sectors. His work combines academic depth with societal impact, providing important insights into journalism in the digital media age.

• 2022 - Present·University of Maryland Merrill College of Journalism·Assistant Professor
  • Researching the impact of algorithms on journalism; teaching journalism courses.
• 2017 - 2022·Northwestern University·PhD Researcher
  • Specialized in research on algorithm transparency and journalism.

• 2017 - 2022·Northwestern University·PhD
  • Research focus: Algorithm transparency and journalism.
• 2002 - 2005·Not disclosed·Master's Degree
  • Field of study not specified.
• 1999 - 2001·Not disclosed·Bachelor's Degree
  • Field of study not specified.