David Craig
@Producing2Power
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global media industries, platforms, social media, creator, influencer, wanghong studies
Joined January 2014
How about the true story of the near miss of the end of the world as a stocking stuffer? 50% OFF Apocalypse Television: How The Day After Helped End the Cold War
audiobooks.com
On November 20, 1983, a three-hour made-for-TV movie, The Day After, premiered on ABC. Set in the heartland of Lawrence, Kansas, the film depicted the events before, during, and after a Soviet...
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Shout out to the clever and passionate HEATED RIVALRY fandom who have hijacked Twitter with their joy, genius, and admiration. You've restored my faith in social media as a place for cultural belonging...and my algayrithm, although it thinks I want to watch hockey clips.
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Shout out to the clever and passionate HEATED RIVALRY fandom who have hijacked Twitter with their joy, genius, and admiration. You've restored my faith in social media as a place for cultural belonging...and my algayrithm, although it thinks I want to watch hockey clips.
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"Genetic"
i hope new yorker (!!) cartoonist henry bliss is enjoying heated rivalry
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This is well-made and an important topic but it was so cynical and biased. That would explain why I look like Iâm doing a hostage video.
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Watkins paved the way for The Day After, Threads, and A House of Dynamite âŚand the end of the 20th Century Arms Race.
theguardian.com
Radical English director who clashed with the BBC over his âhorrifyingâ film about nuclear war, was forced to look abroad to continue working
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"The current resurgence in fascination with nuclear war stems from humanityâs struggle with any number of epistemic global crises, whether itâs the Covid-19 pandemic, the rise of authoritarianism, and the potential of nuclear terrorism, Craig said." https://t.co/xGfXO3t0Ac
bloomberg.com
From A House of Dynamite to Oppenheimer and Fallout, a wave of films and TV shows reflects growing global unease over the politics of deterrence.
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Extraordinary post-doc opportunities to work with a leading digital media scholar in Denmark exploring how value is created in the creator economy.
jobs.ac.uk
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Gee. You don't say? #Wanghong
Fascinating article in NY Times. âAmong Silicon Valley leaders, there is a fascination with China. Itâs a mix of curiosity, anxiety and envy. Long-held assumptions about China are being re-evaluated. Suddenly, Chinese firms once dismissed as copycats are being studied for
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I'm beyond thrilled to finally get this article out in the world with my brilliant friend and co-author @TMirrlees_. The creator function, post-structuralism, and the perils of terminological dissonance
journals.sagepub.com
A broadly interdisciplinary field is emerging to study creators, referred to as âcreator studiesâ, âplatforms and cultural production studiesâ, âinfluencer stud...
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Dialogue on creator and wanghong studies: Conceptual challenges and global approach - Jian Lin, David Craig, 2025
journals.sagepub.com
This dialogue between communication scholars Lin and Craig explores the conceptual and terminological challenges inherent in âcreator and wanghong studies,â par...
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This was fun. YouTube turns 20: From viral cat videos to AI https://t.co/1MiNAmxmgJ via @YouTube
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âauthor David Craig does a d**n good job of contextualizing and, in this case, re-contextualizing the effect that the movie The Day After had on it's audience at the timeâ A Captivating - Engaging Pop Culture / Micro History - Well Done https://t.co/b98Ve3SR89
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Grateful to be interviewed for this Rebooting Social Media/ Berkman Klein Center story on the TikTok law, one year later, alongside great scholars like @Producing2Power, Jabari Evans, Tom Divon and others. https://t.co/M8aCitYgXp
rebootingsocialmedia.org
The TikTok divest-or-ban order was signed one year ago. The Institute for Rebooting Media spoke with researchers and legal experts to learn about the orderâs impact on expression, governance, and the...
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Some reflections on the TikTok ban by some very bright people (and me).
rebootingsocialmedia.org
The TikTok divest-or-ban order was signed one year ago. The Institute for Rebooting Media spoke with researchers and legal experts to learn about the orderâs impact on expression, governance, and the...
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YouTube wants to be taken seriously in Hollywood, and they are being taken very seriously,â says David R. CraigâŚ. âNot so much as a creator of content but as a distraction from the content that Hollywood produces.â
vanityfair.com
Inside the platform that gave us âHot Ones,â Michelle Khare, âChicken Shop Date,â and âGood Mythical Morningâânot to mention Justin Bieber and MrBeastâas it embraces bingeability and more.
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That time you spent a year in a Fulbright predicting and studying the outrageously improbable prospect of global decouplingâŚand it happens before you finish your research.
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