CV

Juan Ortiz-Freuler, PhD ________________________________________ 

Center for Human Rights and Global Justice    Email: jof7754@nyu.edu

Law School, New York University     

139 MacDougal St. 5th Floor, New York, NY 10012 

ACADEMIC POSITIONS _________________________________________________________________

July 2026 - CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS & GLOBAL JUSTICE, NYU LAW

USA

        Research Scholar

• Researching how the Human Rights framework can shape artificial intelligence systems, infrastructures, and policies.
• Co-leading organization of a two-day conference at NYU.
• Co-authoring article for Law Review with Chair of the Center, Cesar Rodriguez Garavito.
• Supporting the NYU Law Clinic by managing a group of second- and third-year law students through weekly meetings where we respond to client needs through legal research.

2022 - 2026  ANNENBERG SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, USC 

USA  

           Wallis Annenberg Fellow (2022- 2025)   | Doctoral Research Assistant - Manuel Castells (2022- 2026) 

• Research assistance during the drafting of his latest book, “Digital Society” (2024).
• Co-authored journal article on interface geopolitics published in New Media & Society.
• Support in setting up an AI Advisory Council for the Government of Spain.

2017 - 2024  BERKMAN KLEIN CENTER FOR INTERNET & SOCIETY, HARVARD  

USA  

        Fellow (2017-2018) – Affiliate (2018- 2024) 

• Co-chaired the Re-Decentralizing the Web Study Group. 
• Founding member of the Emerging Digital Issues in the Global South (EDIGS) research group. Co-editor of the #ThinkSouth fanzine. 
• Founding member of the Tierra Común Network of Decolonial Researchers.
• Co-founder of the Non-Aligned Technologies Movement, a network with over 120 academics and practitioners. 

EDUCATION_________________________________________________________________

2021-2026   

           PhD, Communication

           Annenberg School of Communication

           University of Southern California

           Awarded May 15, 2026

• Committee: Manuel Castells (Co-Chair), Hernan Galperin (Co-Chair), Jonathan Aronson, Paola Ricaurte (Tecnológico de Monterrey / Berkman Klein Center) 

2015-2016   

          MSc, Social Science of the Internet

          Oxford Internet Institute

          University of Oxford

• Distinctions in Online Metrics and Measurements and Technology & Regulation 

2014-2015   

           MPP, Public Policy

           Blavatnik School of Government

           University of Oxford

• Distinction in Foundations of Government
• Chevening Scholar 

2005-2009  

          Law Degree

          Faculty of Law

          Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (UTDT)

• First of Class
• Focus on Constitutional Law & Philosophy of Law 

PUBLICATIONS_______________________________________________________________

JOURNAL ARTICLES

1. Ortiz-Freuler, J. and Castells, M. (2026) From search engines to AI agents: Interface control and the restructuring of communication power. New Media & Society.
2. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2026). Informational Sovereignty: The Commercial and Geopolitical Risk of  Newsroom Dependency on Third-Party Infrastructure in Latin America. International Journal of Communication. 
3. Ortiz-Freuler, J. (2026). Neutralising the propaganda machine: proposals  for cyber-propaganda de-escalation. Journal of Cyber Policy, 1–19.
4. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2025). Infrastructural power: State strategies for internet control. Internet Policy Review. 
5. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2023). Unveiling gatekeeping practices in mobile environments: A comparative analysis of operating systems and app gardens. International Journal of Communication, 17.
6. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2023). Datafication, identity, and the reorganization of the category individual. Temple Law Review, 95(4), 673–698. 
7. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2022). The weaponization of private corporate infrastructure: Internet  fragmentation and coercive diplomacy in the 21st century. Global Media and China, 8(1). 

BOOKS

1. Bustos Frati, A., Caeiro, C., Ferracutti, D., Martínez, M.F., Kirschbaum, I., & Ortiz Freuler, J., (2024). Evaluating internet development in Argentina: Using UNESCO's ROAM-X internet universality indicators [Spanish]. UNESCO. https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000391409

ESSAYS IN EDITED VOLUMES

1. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2026) "Corporations are becoming social scaffolding, defining the shape and range of alternative social arrangements". In J. Anderson & L. Rainie (Eds.),Building a Human Resilience Infrastructure for the AI Age. (pp. 93-95).  Imagining the Digital Future Center, Elon University.
2. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2025). Automation will reshape our understanding of the individual and society. In J. Anderson & L. Rainie (Eds.), Expert views on the impact of AI on the essence of being human. (pp. 75-78). Imagining the Digital Future Center, Elon University. 
3. Ortiz Freuler, J., The smart city as a shift in the locus of knowledge and power, in Brandusescu, A., & Reia, J. (Eds.). (2022). Artificial intelligence in the city: Building civic engagement and public trust. (pp. 88-90) Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Montréal, McGill University.

ZINE

• Mhlambi, S., Ortiz Freuler, J., & Ricaurte, P. (Eds.). (2019). Think south: Re-imagining the internet. (EDIGS: Emerging Digital Issues from the Global South) at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. https://cyber.harvard.edu/story/2019-10/think-south-reimagining-internet

WHITE PAPERS AND REPORTS

1. Ortiz Freuler, J., (2025). Pulse 2025: The Trump effect on digital rights in the global majority. Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience. 
2. Ortiz Freuler, J., (2024). Scanning the horizon: The future of digital rights and resilience in the Global Majority. Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience.
3. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2022). Datafication and the future of human rights practice. JustLabs.
4. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2021). The neutrality pyramid: A framework to redistribute power over the net. Web Centralization Monitor. 
5. Szewach, P., & Ortiz Freuler, J. (2020). Disinformation and the current state of Argentina’s media market. Global Disinformation Index.
6. Web Foundation. (2019). A contract for the web.  (JOF editor and coordinator)
7. Ortiz Freuler, J., & Iglesias, C. (2018). How are governments in Latin America using artificial intelligence? Web Foundation.[cited by the World Health Organization & International Telecommunications Union and UN Special Rapporteur on Racism's report on  (A/HRC/56/68)]
8. Avila, R., Brandusescu, A., Ortiz Freuler, J., & Thakur, D. (2018). Artificial intelligence: Open questions about gender inclusion. Women 20 (a G-20 track).
9. Avila, R., Ortiz Freuler, J., & Fagan, C. (2018). The invisible curation of content: Facebook’s News Feed and our information diets. Web Foundation.[cited in UN Special Rapporteur Report on AI (A/73/348), and an OECD report on disinformation]
10. Brandusescu, A., Ortiz Freuler, J., & Thakur, D. (2017). Artificial intelligence: Starting the policy dialogue in Africa. Web Foundation.
11. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2017). How   much did the percentage of internet users in México actually grow in  2015? An analysis of the official statistics, and their interpretation  by public officials [Spanish]. R3D. 
12. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2016). Mexico's universal internet access policy: Mexico Conectado. A working document presented at the UN’s IGF. 
13. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2015). Supply and demand of open data in Mexico: A diagnostic report on the government’s new open data portal. Consultancy for Social Tic. 
14. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2014). The Argentine Ombuds: Diagnostic and recommendations on transparency, accountability and openness [Spanish]. ACIJ. 
15. Ortiz Freuler, J., & Cornejo, C. (2013). Information technologies and public control in Latin America: Recommendations and good practices for the strengthening of public oversight office’s digital strategy [Spanish]. ACIJ – Iniciativa TPA. 
16. Ortiz Freuler, J. (2013). Strategies and tools for the administration of a digital observatory on competitive public contests [Spanish]. ACIJ. 
17. Maurino, G., & Ortiz Freuler, J.** (2013). Selection of judges in the city of Buenos Aires: Diagnostic and proposals [Spanish]. ACIJ. 
18. Maurino, G., & Ortiz Freuler, J.** (2013). Policy recommendations and good practices for the selection of judges in Argentina [Spanish]. ACIJ. 
19. Ortiz Freuler, J., & Cornejo, C. (2011). Participatory planning in the Auditoría General de la Nación Argentina [Spanish]. ACIJ. 
20. Cornejo, C., Ortiz Freuler, J., Lavin, R., & Maurino, G. (2011). Diagnostic report on transparency, participation, and accountability in supreme audit institutions of Latin America [Spanish]. ACIJ. 

** Alphabetical order

TEACHING EXPERIENCE________________________________________________________________

STANDALONE TEACHING ASSISTANT

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (USC)

COMM 209: Communication and Media Economics (Fall 2025 & Spring 2026) - Teaching Assistant

Designed  and taught weekly classes for 25 undergraduate communication  students. Responsible for designing classes and grading classwork.

UNIVERSIDAD TORCUATO DI TELLA (UTDT)

Constitutional Law (2011) - Teaching Assistant

Designed and taught 2-hour standalone sessions where 45 students examined leading cases through the lens of different theoretical frameworks. Responsible for grading essays.

UNIVERSIDAD DE FLORES (UFLO) 

Philosophy of Law (2010) - Teaching Assistant

Designed and taught 2-hour sessions where 45 students experimented with theoretical frameworks by analyzing their implications in specific contexts. Responsible for grading essays.

UNIVERSIDAD TORCUATO DI TELLA (UTDT)

Philosophy of Law (2009-2010) -Teaching Assistant

Designed and taught 2-hour weekly standalone sessions where 45 students experimented with theoretical frameworks by analyzing their implications in specific contexts. Responsible for grading exercises and essays.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

Berkman Klein Summer School - Invited Instructor (2019)

Co-Designed and taught a 3-hour hands-on course on public interest negotiation and advocacy for 15 students from around the world.

GUEST LECTURES

2026

• Infrastructure power, sovereignty and Non-Alignment. Invited by Jens Pohlmann. UC Davis. remote participation, May 5. 
• Tech Geopolitics and Non-Alignment. AI & Bias Lab at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, Philadelphia, PA, remote participation, Feb 9.

2025

• The Commercial & Political Risk of Network Points of Control. The Media School,  University of FLorida. December 5.
• The Commercial & Political Risk of Network Points of Control. The Media School, Indiana University Bloomington. November 20.

2024 

• AI & algorithms in government.  Invited by Senior Adjunct Prof. Rangita de Silva. AI & Bias Lab at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, Philadelphia, PA, remote participation, January 23.

2023

• AI & algorithms in government.  Invited by Senior Adjunct Prof. Rangita de Silva. AI & Bias Lab at U.Pennsylvania Carey Law School, remote. January 22.

2022

• AI & algorithms in government: Case studies from Latin America. Invited by Senior Adjunct Prof. Rangita de Silva. AI & Bias Lab at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, Philadelphia, PA, remote participation, March 28

2021

• Topics in Cyber Law: The Internet, the Web and the Splinternet. Invited by Assistant Prof. Beatriz Botero. Sciences Po. Paris, France, remote participation, March 2.

• Data colonialism, digital colonialism and the quest for a Non Aligned Movement. Invited by Prof. Ivan Petrella. Universidad Torcuato Di Tella. Buenos Aires, Argentina, remote participation, November 16.

2020

• Un futuro para internet. Invited by Adjunct Professor, Tomás Pomar. ODIA-Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA), Buenos Aires, Argentina, remote participation, October 10. 

• La Gobernanza de Internet y su actualidad. Invited by Mendoza Supreme Court Judge, Mario Adaro. Maestría en Derecho Digital y Estado de la Universidad Champagnat, Mendoza, Argentina, remote participation, July 31.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE________________________________________________________________

ACADEMIC ADVOCACY

2015- 2026 

Global

• Co-initiator of a Non-Aligned Technologies Movement (2020 - Present), a network of  +100 academics, policy-makers and activists.
• Member of the Tierra Comun Network of Latin American Researchers (2019-Present).

WEB FOUNDATION

Senior Policy Fellow (2019-2020) // Policy Fellow (2017 –2019) 

2017-2020

USA/UK  

Boston/London

• Technical and operational support to Tim Berners-Lee on policy issues.
• Designed templates and coordinated the Working Groups that drafted the ContractfortheWeb.org  
• Designed methodology and co-authored research on Facebook’s News Feed algorithm & the Use of automated systems by Latin American Governments
• Authored WFs presentation on Net Neutrality before the FCC.
• Coordinated, revised and edited publications on AI, algorithms and personal control over personal data
• Represented the Foundation at conferences and round-tables.

INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT 

2015 – 2022

Washington D.C.

• Open Markets Institute - Summer Compass Fellow –Developing a monitor of newspaper dependencies on infrastructure managed by big tech. Conducted interviews with journalists and newspaper technology managers (Summer 2022).

Latam 

Mex/Bra/Arg/Col

• JustLabs Associate– Developing innovative approaches for Human Rights defenders- (Jan 2016 – 2021):
  • Designed and coordinated a workshop with key figures of the tech-human rights movement in Sedona, Arizona.
  • Coordinated workshops on futures thinking with early career human rights practitioners(2020 and 2021).
  • Provided consultancy services to MIT’s GovLab for projects in Mexico and Brazil (2019).
  • Helped integrate elements of design thinking into human rights workshops (2016-2017)
• Global Disinformation Index  
  • Co-authored report on the Argentine Media Market Risk Ratings (2020)
• Red en Defensa de los Derechos Digitales (R3D)-Google Policy Fellow
  • Unveiled government misrepresentation of key statistics regarding internet use and analyzed the Universal Internet Access Policy, Mexico Conectado, Mexico City (Sept – Nov 2016)
• Social Tic -Open Society Intern for Human Rights and Governance
  • Developed a diagnostic report on Mexico’s Open Gov Data policy - Mexico City (June – Sept 2015)

ASOCIACIÓN CIVIL POR LA IGUALDAD Y LA JUSTICIA (ACIJ) 

Strengthening of Democratic Institutions 

2011-2014

Argentina

BA  

ICT projects

• Defined strategy and implemented a digital campaign against a major reform of the judiciary. Coordinated support from NGOs for what became the fastest growing online petition in Argentina (140.000 signatures in 7 days +17,000 Facebook likes). Massive repercussions in media and Senate (reformajusticia.org + Change)
• Drafted script, sketched visuals, and supervised development of a TV spot against the reform of the judiciary (+21,000 views on YouTube)
• Sketched and co-developed prototype of web application for the National Ombudsman to simplify presentation of complaints and facilitate public access to reports.
• Coordinated activities with programmers to crowdsource the systematization of information contained in PDFs of asset declarations of politicians throughout Argentina (see IJNET)
• Co-designed a cutting-edge grant-winning project on the use of ICTs for transparency and citizen participation throughout the judge selection process (CAD$ 50.000). Brainstormed a grant-winning project on civic-tech to crowd-control progress of public works in shanty towns (U$145.000 - see The Guardian).
• Supervised redesigning process of ACIJ’s website and creation of three blogs: increased interactivity and simplified navigability.

Justice Initiatives

• Developed and applied a real-time online debate forum on judicial reform. Coordinated participation of leading figures of national debate on judicial reform, such as María L. Garrigós, and debated with them
• Created and represented two web-based observatories on judge selection processes (city of BA and nationwide: Implemented crowdsourcing methods as input for analysis of regulations and practices for periodic posts on irregularities detected (+86,000 views). Succeeded in generating a major transparency reform in the City of BA: Sued the Council for not granting public access to videos of oral exams and interviews. Council now publishes videos on YouTube.
• Drafted challenges against the designation of a Judge and the State Prosecutor, the contents of which were used by several senators during the Public Hearing, and were published by the press.
• Coordinated actions from five NGOs in a campaign for the appointment of a National Ombuds.

Supreme Audit Institutions

• Researched and assessed best practices on transparency, participation, accountability, and use of ICTs by Latin American Supreme Audit Institutions. Networked national and sub-national officials of Latin America and representatives of labor union. Organized conferences and managed the budget. (Project supported by the World Bank Institute and Open Society Foundations)
• Designed and created interactive website to disseminate research on transparency and participative practices implemented by Supreme Audit Institutions of Latin America, and promote and facilitate interaction between regional actors.
• Collaborated in the drafting of laws on Access to Information and Open Government.

PRESS______________________________________________________________________

REPORTING

2026

• Ortiz Freuler, J. (June 18, 2026). Chile turned to China for an undersea cable. The U.S. said no. Rest of World.

OPINION

2026

• Heine, J. & Ortiz Freuler, J. (March 13, 2026). Untethering South America from US Cables After Rubio Pressures Chile in Trans-Pacific. Tech Policy Press. [Castellano, via Observacom]
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (February 26, 2026). Digital Governance Stacks and the Infrastructure of Empires. BotPopuli.

2025

• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2025, July 28). 'Kill Switch Shield' and the Recurring Erosion of Trust in US Tech. Tech Policy Press.
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2025). Re-networking Digital Infrastructure: A Non-Aligned Tech Movement to take us beyond the Age of Informational Capitalism.  Backchannels blog of the Society for Social Studies of Science (4s). 
• Coordinated a series of opinion articles for Open Global Rights, a media outlet run by NYU's Human Rights Center: Will Human Rights guide the development of Tech? 

2023

• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2023). Towards a Post Capitalist Internet. New Internationalist. https://newint.org/issues/2023/10/24/surveillance-how-governments-spy-dissent  (view pdf )
• Ortiz Freuler, J. Brandusescu, A. & Orr, W.  (2023).How to grapple with undue funder influence: Recommendations from a workshop (Part II). Open Global Rights. https://www.openglobalrights.org/how-grapple-with-undue-funder-influence/ 
• Ortiz Freuler, J.  Brandusescu, A. & Orr, W.  (2023). Unpacking funder influence over  digital rights nonprofits: Reflections from a workshop (Part I). Open Global Rights. https://www.openglobalrights.org/unpacking-funder-influence-digital-rights-nonprofits/?lang=English
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2023). When human rights turned into an AI-driven game of lottery. Open Global Rights https://www.openglobalrights.org/human-rights-AI-driven-game-lottery/?lang=English

2022

• Ortiz Freuler, J.  Orr, W. & Brandusescu, A. (2022). Funding and the digital rights  nonprofit space. Experiences and recommendations (Part II) Open Global Rights.https://www.openglobalrights.org/funding-and-the-digital-rights-nonprofit-space-part-ii/
• Ortiz Freuler, J. Orr, W. & Brandusescu, A. (2022). How do funders shape the digital rights agenda? Notes from the field (Part I) Open Global Rights. https://www.openglobalrights.org/how-do-funders-shape-the-digital-rights-agenda-part-i/
• Ortiz Freuler, J. & Quintarelli, S. (2022). Building a sustainable path towards planetary system of knowledge. Euractiv. https://www.euractiv.com/section/digital/opinion/building-sustainable-path-towards-planetary-system-of-knowledge/

2021

• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2021). What a datafied worldview means for human rights. Open Global Rights https://www.openglobalrights.org/what-a-datafied-worldview-means-for-human-rights/
• Ortiz Freuler, J. & Soria Cruz, Fernanda (2021). Zuckerberg’s metaverse is a natural extension of capitalist extraction of our data. Open Democracy. Dec 8
• Ortiz Freuler, J. & Soria Cruz, Fernanda (2021). El metaverso: Una distracción. Animal Político. November 6, 2021 https://www.animalpolitico.com/blog-invitado/el-metaverso-una-distraccion-horrible-que-podria-moldear-nuestro-futuro/

2020

• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2020). Dilema Social: 4 grandes desafíos de las redes sociales. La Nación.  Retrieved January 5, 2021 from https://www.lanacion.com.ar/opinion/dilema-social-4-grandes-desafios-redes-sociales-nid2480422
• Primavera De Filippi, Juan Ortiz Freuler, and Joshua Tan, “The Declarations of Cyberspace,” Berkman Klein Center Medium (blog), November 30, 2020, https://medium.com/berkman-klein-center/the-declarations-of-cyberspace-ee0c4499de64
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2020). TikTok, Trump and the need for a digital non-aligned movement. Open Democracy.  Retrieved August 15, 2020 from https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/oureconomy/tiktok-trump-and-need-digital-non-aligned-movement/
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2020). The case for a digital non-aligned movement. Open Democracy.  Retrieved July 15, 2020 from https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/oureconomy/case-digital-non-aligned-movement/

2018

• Ortiz Freuler, J. & Leith, R. (2018). Three Reflections on Decentralization. Berkman Klein Center.  Retrieved October 29, 2019 from https://medium.com/berkman-klein-center/three-reflections-on-decentralization-112bd8751e41
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2018). Is the web neutral? Chatham House. Retrieved October 29, 2019 from https://demtech.chathamhouse.org/is-the-web-neutral-three-views-on-structure-of-internet/ / Republished by Open Democracy https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/digitaliberties/is-the-internet-to-blame-for-the-rise-of-authoritarianism/ Translated into Albanian Rrokum TV https://www.rrokum.tv/?p=246385
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2018). Techlash: why Facebook’s approach to #FakeNews ultimately fails. Common Dreams. Retrieved October 29, 2019 from https://www.commondreams.org/views/2018/08/28/facebook-will-fail-solve-fakenews
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2018) ¿La inteligencia artificial es un boleto a la Babilonia de Borges?. Planeta Chatbot. Retrieved October 29, 2019 from https://planetachatbot.com/inteligencia-artificial-es-boleto-a-babilonia-de-borges-8a5449211e71
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2018)  The Cambridge Analytica scandal is a drop of water trickling down the  visible top of an iceberg. Focus on decentralizing power. Open Democracy. Retrieved October 29, 2019 from https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/digitaliberties/battle-for-decentralized-internet-navigating-troubled-waters-to-g/
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2018) The present and future of a centralized internet. Open Democracy. Retrieved October 29, 2019 from https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/digitaliberties/present-and-future-of-centralized-internet/

2017

• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2017). Who’s to blame? The internet on the defendant's bench. Open Democracy. Retrieved October 29, 2019 from https://www.opendemocracy.net/digitaliberties/juan-ortiz-freuler/who-s-to-blame-internet-on-defendants-bench
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2017). Datos gubernamentales abiertos: ¿Para qué y para quién? https://idatosabiertos.org/en/datos-gubernamentales-abiertos-para-que-y-para-quien/

2016

• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2016) Internet for whom, and for what purpose? Why we’re evaluating the Mexico Conectado Policy. Animal Político. Retrieved December 12, 2016 from  https://www.animalpolitico.com/blog-invitado/internet-para-quien-y-para-que/ 

2014

• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2014) Our representatives crossed the line. InfoBae. Retrieved June 6, 2015 from https://opinion.infobae.com/juan-ortiz-freuler/2014/04/24/nuestros-representantes-cruzaron-la-raya/
• Pilo, S. & Ortiz Freuler, J (2014). What's missing in Judicial appointment reforms. Clarín. Retrieved June 6, 2015 from https://www.clarin.com/opinion/deudas-arrastra-Consejo-Magistratura_0_H1MloLkjP7x.html 

2013

• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2013) Reforming the Judge selection process. Crimen y Razón. Retrieved May 5, 2014 from http://crimenyrazon.com/5578/reformar-los-procesos-de-seleccion-de-jueces
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2013). Information Technologies and Public Control in Latin America. Análisis de la Gestión Pública(Newspaper administered by the Workers’ Union of oversight organisms). Retrieved May 5, 2014 from http://www.gestionpublica.info/politica-detalles-noticia/items/las-tecnologias-de-la-informacion-y-el-control-publico-en-america-latina.html
• Ortiz Freuler, J. (2013) How Judges are appointed, La Nación Data. Retrieved May 2, 2013 from http://blogs.lanacion.com.ar/data/acceso-a-la-informacion-2/concursos-transparentes-como-eligen-a-los-jueces/
• Ortiz Freuler, J. & Lavin, R. Open Government Partnership and Supreme Audit Institutions, Open Government Partnership Blog. Retrieved March 12, 2013 from https://gobabierto.tumblr.com/post/21216951698/alianza-para-el-gobierno-abierto-y-fiscalizaci%C3%B3n

TELEVISION

• Live Now Fox (2024,Aug 29) French Authorities charge Telegram's CEO Pavel Durov.https://www.livenowfox.com/video/1508562 (9.30 am ET)
• CNN Español -Dinero (2022, July 16).¿TikTok puede filtrar tus datos? Experto lo analiza https://cnnespanol.cnn.com/video/tiktok-posible-infiltracion-datos-juan-ortiz-freuler-entrevista-dinero/.
• CNN Brazil (2020, September 19). TikTok abre ação contra governo Trump para tentar escapar da proibição nos EUA. Retrieved from https://www.cnnbrasil.com.br/business/2020/09/19/tiktok-abre-acao-contra-governo-trump-para-tentar-escapar-da-proibicao-nos-eua
• Infobae. (2014, March 19).   The Legislature of the City of Buenos Aires breached its own gender quota laws. Juan Miceli. Buenos Aires. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK9vByyjG-k 

RADIO/PODCASTS/INTERVIEWS

2021

• Ingram, M. (2021, August 25). Talking with Juan Ortiz Freuler about Facebook's transparency report. Galley. other, Columbia Journalism Review. https://galley.cjr.org/public/conversations/-Mhye5ZIorXukfAgd4--.

2020

• “The Global South Holds a Better Future of Tech w/ Juan Ortiz Freuler”.  Tech Won't Save US (July, 2020) https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/global-south-holds-better-future-tech-w-juan-ortiz/id1507621076?i=1000485172435
• "The BM Show #009: A Non Aligned Movement" The Borja Moya Show (December 2020) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdx5pnJ3EMk

2014

• “Weaknesses in the process of judge appointments.” Radio Madres de Plaza de Mayo. Somos Radio, AM 530. Buenos Aires, May 27, 2014 https://radiocut.fm/audiocut/juan-ortiz-abogado-de-acij/ [Interview regarding the process of selection of proposed judge, Martin Farrel]
• “Gender quotas in the City’s Supreme Audit Institutions.” La once diez. Radio Ciudad, AM1110. Buenos Aires, March 31, 2014. https://radiocut.fm/audiocut/juan-ortiz-abogado-de-acij-hablando-sobre-la-violacion-de-ley-de-cupo-en-la-auditoria-de-la-ciudad/  [Live debate with former legislator on Legislative’s over-reach in the appointment a General Auditor].

2013

• “Transparency in Judicial and Legislative bodies“. Noticias Positivas. Radio Palermo. Buenos Aires, September 17, 2013 https://noticiaspositivas.org/acij-en-busca-de-la-transparencia-en-los-procesos-legislativos/ [Invited panellist to explain the work on mechanisms of transparency in Judicial and Legislative branches]

SELECTED COMMENTARY & MEDIA COVERAGE

2024

• Fast Company, Why France’s arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has divided tech regulation experts (2024, August 27) 
• Elon University, "Experts Imagine the Impact of Artificial Intelligence by 2040" (2024, February) 
• Fast Company, "Could Microsoft’s new Copilot key be an antitrust headache for the company?" (2024, January 5). 

2021

• Columbia Journalism Review, "Facebook “transparency report” turns out to be anything but" (2021, August 26 ).the

2019

• Wired, “Bridging the Internet’s Digital Language Divide” (June 6, 2019) 
• Washington Post, “The Technology 202: Facebook's messaging plans spark privacy, antitrust concerns around the world” (January 29, 2019) 
• The Guardian [partner zone], “Why are virtual assistants always female? Gender bias in AI must be remedied” (March 26, 2019) 

2018

• America: Jesuit Review, "Should we be worried about Artifificial Intelligence?" (November 02, 2018)
• La Nación, “A study measures how Facebook influences the way Argentines are informed” (April 22, 2018) 

2017

• Milenio, “Not grounded in fact, the [Government] claims on internet use” (May 17, 2017) 
• Aristegui, “Not grounded in fact, 74% increase in internet users, which President presumes: study” (March 14, 2017) 
• Vanguardia, “Government claims  Internet users in Mexico increased from 41 to 70 million: is that true?” (March 13, 2017) 

2015

• El Universal, “The Open Data Portal could improve: Expert”. (Septermber 14, 2015) 

2014

• Tiempo Argentino  “NGO denounced lack of transparency in Farrell’s selection process for the position of judge” (May 27, 2014)
• Miradas al Sur, “A setback for Women’s rights?” (March 23, 2014) 
• Tercer Sector, “2.0 Campaigns and dreams” (October 21, 2013) 

2013

• Clarín, “The process of Judge selection under a microscope” (September 18, 2013) 
• El Tribuno (Salta), “A website promotes transparency in the selection of judges from around the country” (September 19, 2013) 
• International Journalists Network, “Journalists, programmers and lawyers collaborate to open government data” (December 11, 2013). 
• Tiempo Judicial ,“Proposals to reform Judge selection processes: Transparent and competitive contests” (September 23, 2013). 
• La Nación Data,“Fifteen (15) Open Data Projects showcased at AbreLatam” (June 26, 2013).