Dispatches from Ukraine: Tactical Media Reflections and Responses [electronic resource].

Institute of Network Cultures 2022

Open access content

This publication marks the first results of the Tactical Media Room Ukraine project, launched in February 2022 in Amsterdam after the shocking Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Tactical Media Room is a network of activists, journalists, scholars, and artists linked by the exchange of ideas and practices—all aimed at supporting Ukrainian media and confronting Russian state propaganda. Together, the network of experts initiated a screening and a series of meetings that took place mainly in Amsterdam. Based on these meetings, Dispatches from Ukraine: Tactical Media Reflections and Responses showcases initiatives, critique, and essays that provide insights into the ways information circulates in time of war. This edition also aims at overcoming the Eurocentric approach through inviting Ukrainian journalists, artists, and thinkers to share their observations and personal experience of living through war in the digital age. It allows the collected reflections to be grounded and situated within the certain context of Ukrainian, Belarusian and Russian long-lasting conflicts. While on the one hand, perspectives on info-war and the array of urgent matters at a distance are presented, on the other hand, this publication also focuses on what is missing from outside of the war-zones.
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Digital media
Geopolitics
Computer networks
Propaganda
War
Military art and science

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Elmaz Asan
Franco "Bifo" Berardi
Andrii Dostliev
Lia Dostlieva
Olexii Kuchanskyi
Karyna Lazaruk
Geert Lovink
Lera Malchenko
Svitlana Matviyenko
Maria Plichta
Ellen Rutten
Marc Tuters
Michał "rysiek" Woźniak
Katja van Stiphout