Summary
Emmanuele Somma is an editor-in-chief and veteran technology journalist with over three decades translating complex computing and scientific topics into accessible, rigorously researched analysis. With formal training in information engineering, telecommunications and philosophy of science, he blends technical depth with a rare focus on cultural and ethical dimensions of technology—from privacy and medicine to AI and electronic voting. He has led influential Italian publications (Computer Programming, Linux Magazine) and founded community-driven initiatives to preserve independent technical journalism. A prolific author of hundreds of specialized articles, he also wrote a book on the SCO vs. Linux case and produced a practical guide to digital voting, reflecting his long-standing interest in transparency and decision-making processes. Active in professional societies, he served in leadership roles for the IEEE Computer Society Italy chapter, bridging academic, industry and public discourse. Based in Rome, he combines editorial leadership with hands-on developer roots and a commitment to community-owned, open publishing.
13 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
Laurea, Philosophy, Laurea, Philosophy at Università degli Studi di Macerata
Master, Telecommunications, Master, Telecommunications at Sapienza Università di Roma
Laurea Vecchio Ordinamento, Information Engineering, Laurea Vecchio Ordinamento, Information Engineering at Università di Pisa
English, Italian, lojban