Fabio Giglietto

Fabio Giglietto, PhD, is a distinguished Professor of Internet Studies at the Department of Communication Sciences, Humanities and International Studies at the University of Urbino Carlo Bo. With a profound interest in the theory of information, communication, and society, his work critically examines the intricate relationships between social systems, media, and digital technologies. His research has been widely published in leading academic journals including the Journal of Communication, Information, Communication & Society, and Social Media + Society. Fabio is recognized for his insightful exploration of how digital platforms shape public discourse and societal interactions.

Professor Giglietto's current research focuses on the analysis of social media dynamics and the spread of disinformation, employing computational social science methods to understand these phenomena's implications on society. His recent projects delve into the role of algorithms in content dissemination and the impact of misinformation on public opinion, reflecting his commitment to addressing pressing challenges in the digital age. His work not only contributes to academic discourse but also informs policy-making and public understanding of digital communication.

Beyond his research, Fabio actively engages with the academic community and broader public through various platforms. He shares insights and updates on his research on BlueSky and Mastodon, where he discusses the latest developments in social media analysis and digital communication strategies. His dedication to interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge dissemination is evident in his teaching and mentorship, inspiring a new generation of scholars in the field of Internet Studies.