Guglielmo Pescatore

Guglielmo Pescatore is a Full Professor at the University of Bologna's Department of the Arts (Dipartimento delle Arti), affiliated with the DARvipem - Department of Visual, Performing and Media Arts. His academic career focuses on television studies, media ecology, and narrative analysis with particular emphasis on seriality in media, digital transformation, and authorship in cinema. He holds a prominent role in media studies through his research on narrative ecosystems and algorithmic impacts on media consumption.

Research interests include the evolution of TV seriality, cross-media storytelling, Hitchcock studies, and the socio-cultural implications of streaming platforms. He has authored influential books such as *L'ombra dell'autore* (2006) and *Le nuove forme della serialità televisiva* (2008), and edited volumes on narrative ecosystems and media convergence.

Recent work explores algorithmic profiling in streaming platforms (2023), Umberto Eco's seriality theories (2024), and global content strategies of Netflix (2024). His methodological contributions include data-driven approaches to TV series analysis (2022) and narrative clustering models.

Scientific awards are not explicitly listed in the provided texts, though his extensive publication record and academic leadership imply significant recognition. Advising and grants are not detailed here, but his roles suggest involvement in interdisciplinary projects related to media studies and digital humanities. Professional activities include conference organization and editorial work for media studies journals.