<p>For many publishing career hopefuls, pursuing an <a href="/content/sps-nyu/explore/degrees-and-programs/ms-in-publishing-digital-and-print-media.html" title="MS in Publishing at NYU SPS">MS in Publishing at NYU SPS</a> is a no-brainer. New York City is the publishing center of the world, and students in the program have the opportunity to take the next step in their careers right in the epicenter of the industry. Fabio Bertoni is one of many faculty members who are here to help usher the next generation of publishing professionals into the hustle and bustle.</p>

<p>Bertoni, an alum of Hunter College with a major in English, has had a diverse and impactful career. After graduating, he spent a few years working in journalism before pursuing further education at Columbia University. There, he attended both the Graduate School of Journalism and Columbia Law School. His career includes extensive experience working for law firms and legal departments of major companies in New York, such as HarperCollins Publishers, before becoming the general counsel of The New Yorker. When NYU offered him the opportunity to teach a class on <i>Publishing and Internet Law </i>at SPS, he eagerly accepted.</p>

<p>Bertoni's passion for teaching and genuine interest in the publishing industry drive his dedication. He shares, &quot;I love teaching and talking to students. I also care deeply about the industry, and hope that I'm playing a small part in educating future leaders about the importance of legal issues in publishing.&quot;</p> <p>Students in the MS in Publishing Program at NYU SPS are known for their curiosity, engagement, and commitment. Bertoni hopes that they leave his class with a heightened awareness of the legal risks publishers face and an understanding of the protections US law offers to authors and creators.</p>

<p>Teaching in a field where the law and technology are rapidly evolving presents unique challenges. The Supreme Court frequently issues decisions that significantly impact publishing, and technological advancements continue to shape the industry, even if these changes don't make it to the mainstream. Despite these challenges, Bertoni finds it rewarding to discuss these changes with students, who often provide valuable insights and perspectives.</p> <p>Rather than focusing on a single change, Bertoni emphasizes the multitude of overlapping changes—legal, technological, and business—and the increasing pace at which they occur in the industry. He encourages students to understand the core principles at stake, such as freedom of expression and intellectual property ownership, and to be aware of the competing interests driving these changes.</p>

<p>In a world where technology advances rapidly, Bertoni believes it's crucial to identify trends and extrapolate likely futures. More importantly, he stresses the importance of ensuring that one's work provides real value rather than simply chasing the latest trends.</p> <p>According to Professor Bertoni, NYU SPS is an excellent place to gain practical knowledge and build connections with peers and future colleagues, all within the bustle of New York City. Ready to take your place in the center of the publishing world? Pursue an <a href="/content/sps-nyu/explore/degrees-and-programs/ms-in-publishing-digital-and-print-media.html" title="MS in Publishing">MS in Publishing</a> today.</p>