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Christoffer Bagger is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Media and Communication Studies at the Department of Arts and Cultural Studies. Here he is currently attached to the research group Follow Me: The Influence of Danish Digital Media Creators (FoMe).

His work has been published in Media, Culture and Society, International Journal of Communication, Big Data & Society, Nordicom Review, Academic Quarter, The Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems, Convergence: The International Journal of Research Into New Media Technologies,  and MedieKultur. 

His research interests center on the intersection of digital media, work and organization. As a researcher and educator, he is interested in how new types of media makes us changes our working habits, and shift the boundary between what does and does not count as work, and who is supposed to be doing this work.  This was the topic of his PhD thesis The Medium in the Middle (2022).

He has been a lecturer or instructor in the following courses

• Audiovisual Communication (Communication and IT programme, lecturer)
• Communication in Context (Communication and IT programme, lecturer)
• IT-Infrastructures (Communication and IT programme, lecturer)
• Digital Platforms, Media and Communication (Communication and IT programme, lecturer)
• MA Thesis Seminars (Communication and IT programme, lecturer)
• Theory of Culture and Communication (Film and Media studies programme, instructor)

 
He was previously a research assistant on the Velux-funded project "Ageing and old age in the media and elderly people’s media use", ", as a Ph.D Fellow in the DFF-funded project "Personalizing the professional: changing genres at the work/life intersection and a postdoc in the CHANSE-funded consortium Automating Welfare Provisions in Europe (AUTO-WELF).  

CV

2013 - BA in Film- and Media Studies with an elective in Rhetoric
University of Copenhagen

2016 - MA in Film- and Media Studies with a profile in Creative Media Industries. Univeristy of Copenhagen

2022 - PhD in Digital Media, Work and Organization. The Center for Tracking and Society, University of Copenhagen.