Matt Craig

RT @WillYakowicz: Great cover story on Dana White by @MrMattCraig

Re-upping my story from last week: https://t.co/pT2ksi7F25

Bill Shaikin @BillShaikin

Viewers for Game 2 of World Series in .. USA: 13.8 million Japan: 15.9 million (Sources: Fox, MLB)

Baseball has long been known as America’s pastime, but during these playoffs, the US is not even home to the sport’s biggest audience. I got viewership numbers and details on media rights in Japan, where Ohtani-mania seems to have fully taken over: https://t.co/VOHipWQ04K

The D-O-Double-G! Wrote about how Snoop Dogg became America’s favorite stoner uncle for @Forbes https://t.co/A0txBiYnyN

RT @neilnicholson: Check out this article "How .@SnoopDogg Bet Big - On Himself" by @Forbes Staff Writer .@MrMattCraig 🫶 https://t.co/KQBaI…

RT @Forbes: "I want to be a fan of your music so, from a producer standpoint, I know what I want to hear from you." @MetroBoomin, Grammy A…

RT @Forbes: "It's always been a goal of mine to put together a soundtrack for a movie." @MetroBoomin, Grammy Award-nominated diamond-certi…

RT @Forbes: "There was a good idea in there in the first place that got you going... you've just got to really see it out, and it's just ab…

On stage today at the #30Under30 summit w Metro Boomin!

Forbes @Forbes

"It's always been a goal of mine to put together a soundtrack for a movie." @MetroBoomin, Grammy Award-nominated diamond-certified producer, DJ and artist, spoke about creating the original soundtrack for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse at the #Under30Summit in Cincinnati. https://t.co/IJfBHrIyNF

I flew to Vegas, where Dana White walked me through his crazy $20 million plan to bring sports to the Sphere. Will it work? "Who knows!' My latest for @Forbes: https://t.co/brkut0KMpZ

I spoke to Caitlyn Jenner (!!), Misty May Treanor and Mikaela Shiffrin for @Forbes about capitalizing on Olympic glory with the help of an iconic cereal box endorsement. The question I kept returning to -- in 2024, does the Wheaties box still matter?? https://t.co/OakN5XCm4W

👀

Caitlyn Jenner @Caitlyn_Jenner

Thank you @Forbes Back in the golden era of the Olympics! Being a gold medalist on our nations bicentennial and titled the world’s greatest athlete was the honor of a life time and I’m sure you all remember the @wheaties Box! This was a fun interview. https://t.co/37o3VgqKQd

RT @ebboyd: Great piece on the changing economics of the TV industry, by @MrMattCraig (I'd love to see a follow-up piece on how big stars…

RT @Forbes: Producing a hit TV series like The Bear was once a path to serious riches for its cast and creators. But in another massive ent…

My latest -- 'The Bear' is back tonight! But season three debuts during a very fraught time for the television industry. With less money to go around, talent representatives and studio executives are left to argue over how to divide up the pieces of a rapidly diminishing pie.

Forbes @Forbes

Forbes estimates that 'Bear' star Jeremy Allen White will earn $750,000 per episode this season, but as one veteran dealmaker says, “if this was 2021, I would’ve expected it to be $1.2 million.” https://t.co/Rz09yZ2mQc

RT @NFTethics: @MrMattCraig @Forbes It does not mention that Ed's father, Jamie Craven, was banned from working in financial services for 5…

New from me on @forbes: the closest examination yet of the entrepreneurs behind the crypto casino Stake .com and the livestreaming platform Kick. Their instinct for marketing and willingness to operate in legal gray areas have made them billionaires https://t.co/9sywPv5ILh