Diami Virgilio

Doctoral Student

Diami Virgilio's research interests include digital culture, discursive manifestations of identity in social networks, performativity in online publics, semiotics, and the political economy of algorithms. Prior to his arrival at Annenberg, he worked in the New York City non-profit social service sector in management, development, communications, quality control, and direct service.

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Diami Virgilio is a first-year doctoral student at the Annenberg School for Communication.

Email:

diami.virgilio@asc.upenn.edu

Virgilio's Network

Culture and Communication
Digital Media and Social Networks
Media and Communication Effects
Political Communication
CAMRA at Penn
Digital Media, Networks, and Political Communication Group
Media, Inequality, and Change Center
Network Dynamics