Interviews and Media Appearances
2025:
“‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Doesn’t Want Fans to Take Their Fictional ‘Shipping’ Too Far.” by Arpita Dasika for NBC News.
2024:
“Fandom Rules Social Media’s Cultural Landscape in 2024.” by Chloe Veltman for NPR All Things Considered.
“For Textbook Pirates, Lawsuit Heralds Stormy Seas.” by Matt Simons for Courthouse News Service.
“Fanlink” episode of the How Do You Like It So Far podcast by Henry Jenkins and Colin Maclay.
Interviews with television news programs about the 2024 U.S. 2024 Presidential elections: CBS, CNN International, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Asharq News, All Sides with Anna Staver (WOSU-NPR).
“How Kamala Harris Became Part of Charli XCX’s ‘Brat’ Summer.” by Kat Tenbarge and Daysia Tolentino for NBC News.
2022:
“Why’d That Movie Disappear? Welcome to Streaming’s Memory Hole Era.” by Thomas Doherty for The Hollywood Reporter.
2021:
“Transforming Tech” episode of the UC Berkeley Pedagogy Podcast by Victoria Robinson and Marisella Rodriguez.
“Race and Fandom” episode of the How Do You Like It So Far podcast by Henry Jenkins and Colin Maclay.
“Experts Say the ‘New Normal’ in 2025 Will Be Far More Tech-Driven, Presenting More Big Challenges” by Janna Anderson, Lee Rainie, and Emily A. Vogels for Pew Research Center.
2020:
“Warner Bros.’ Streaming Plan May Invite Piracy ‘Bonanza’” by Patrick Brzeski for The Hollywood Reporter.
Interviewed by Rebecca Gitlitz for The Story of Soaps, broadcast May 19 on ABC.
“In Dr. Fauci We Stan: How a 79-Year-Old Scientist Became a Beloved Meme.” by Makena Kelly for The Verge.
2019:
“#SandraBlandMystery: Aaminah Norris on the Transmedia Story of Police Brutality.” episode of the Berkeley Talks podcast. Abigail De Kosnik’s interview with Aaminah Norris for Theater 118AC, “Performance, Television, and Social Media.”
“Abigail De Kosnik and Keith P. Feldman, ‘#Identity: Hashtagging Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Nation’ (U Michigan Press, 2019)” episode of the New Books in Political Science podcast by Lily J. Goren.
“The Last Popular TV Show” by Alyssa Bereznak for The Ringer.
2018:
“The Invisible Hit Parade: How Unofficial Recordings Have Flowered in the 21st Century.” by Jesse Jarnow for WIRED Magazine.
2017:
“Meet the ‘Pro-Piracy’ Professor Who Studies ‘Game of Thrones’ Downloads.” by Bill Snyder for California Magazine.
Media Appearances
The Story Of Soaps (documentary, ABC, 2020)
The Youth Vote, 2024 Election (KPIX, a CBS News affiliate)
The Story Of Soaps (documentary, ABC, 2020)
The Youth Vote, 2024 Election (KPIX, a CBS News affiliate)
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The Story Of Soaps (documentary, ABC, 2020)
The Youth Vote, 2024 Election (KPIX, a CBS News affiliate)
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