Here you can find Giulia's published outputs, in blogs, academic writing/presentation, or video format.
Calder, A., Fyfe, I., Villanucci, G, & Williams, A. (September, 2025). Essential and Transformational: Investigating the Future of Voluntary Sector Youth Work in Scotland. University of Edinburgh & YouthLink Scotland. [available online]
Villanucci, G. (2026, July 14). Going viral: Epidemiological reasoning and the making of the COVID-19 infodemic [Joint Meeting of the European Society for the History of Science (ESHS) and History of Science Society (HSS)].
Villanucci, G. (2025, October 30). 'The Covid-19 Pandemic did not take place': The role of hype and an autoethnographic reflection on Covid-19 communication strategies [Hype Studies Conference 2025 presentation]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17483167
Villanucci, G. (2022, May 28). “Why Cameo? The successful platformization of paid celebrity and fan interactions explained through a production of culture approach.” Fans and Fandom: A Global Inclusive Interdisciplinary Conference, Progressive Connexions.
Villanucci, G. (2026, February 10). “’The COVID-19 Pandemic did not take place’ – The role of hype and an autobiographic reflection on COVID-19 communication strategies.” [blog article]. Hype Studies Network. https://hypestudies.org/blog/covid-19-pandemic-hype
Villanucci, G. (2021, October). “DNAtion & futures of fundraising in the creative industries” [Findings blog article]. Creative Informatics Research Blog. doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14416839
Villanucci, G. (2021, April 2). “A Sleepwalker’s Guide to Social Media” [Book review]. Information, Communication & Society. doi.org/10.1080/1369118X.2021.1907437
Villanucci, G. (2020, June). Nine to Five: Quarantine Shift [Experimental Short] Institute of Network Cultures
Villanucci, G. (2019, Sep). Rome, Transversally [Experimental Short]. Rai Prix Italia