David Golumbia
American academic and author
About David Golumbia
Lived 1963 – 2023 (aged 59–60). David Golumbia was an American university teacher, literary scholar and media scholar.
David Alan Golumbia (1963, Detroit – 14 September 2023, Richmond) was an American academic and author. From 2010 to his death he was a professor at Virginia Commonwealth University. His research focused on "cyberlibertarianism, bitcoin, blockchain, and the logic of computing".
He had been selected to be a co-editor of Boundary 2 to succeed Paul Bové but died from an aggressive form of abdominal cancer before he could take up that role.
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Who was David Golumbia?
American academic and author
When was David Golumbia born?
David Golumbia was born in 1963 in Detroit.
When did David Golumbia die?
David Golumbia died on 14 September 2023 in Richmond.
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David Golumbia was a university teacher, literary scholar and media scholar.
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David Golumbia was American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). David Golumbia. https://biography.guide/david-golumbia/
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