The Gender Backlash Media Machine: Post-MeToo Grievance, Livestream Platforms, and Election-Era Creator Influence
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| author | Hacquier, Nicky Joseph Hubertus Catharina |
| author_facet | Hacquier, Nicky Joseph Hubertus Catharina |
| contents | <p>This working paper presents a research protocol and analytical framework for studying post-MeToo gender backlash, livestream/podcast creator ecosystems, platform monetization, state-linked influence comparison cases, and data–AI influence architecture. It separates observable public conduct from documentary evidence of paid coordination and uses evidence tiers to avoid unsupported accusations against named individuals.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Gender Backlash Media Machine: Post-MeToo Grievance, Livestream Platforms, and Election-Era Creator Influence Hacquier, Nicky Joseph Hubertus Catharina gender backlash; creator economy; livestream politics; influence operations; platform governance <p>This working paper presents a research protocol and analytical framework for studying post-MeToo gender backlash, livestream/podcast creator ecosystems, platform monetization, state-linked influence comparison cases, and data–AI influence architecture. It separates observable public conduct from documentary evidence of paid coordination and uses evidence tiers to avoid unsupported accusations against named individuals.</p> |
| title | The Gender Backlash Media Machine: Post-MeToo Grievance, Livestream Platforms, and Election-Era Creator Influence |
| topic | gender backlash; creator economy; livestream politics; influence operations; platform governance |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20076567 |