Media and the War in Ukraine

ISBN-13: 9781433199295 / Angielski / Twarda / 2024 / 238 str.

Simon Cottle; Mette Mortensen; Mervi Pantti

Opis

This book is a follow-up to Mervi Pantti's Media and the Ukraine Crisis: Hybrid Media Practices and Narratives of Conflict (2016) considering the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

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Spis treści

Simon Cotle: Foreword

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part One: Media Infrastructures

1. Göran Bolin and Per Ståhlberg: Understanding the Ukrainian Informational Order in the Face of the Russian War
2. Kateryna Boyko and Roman Horbyk: Swarm Communication in a Totalising War: Media Infrastructures, Actors and Practices in Ukraine during the 2022 Russian Invasion
3. Mervi Pantti and Matti Pohjonen: Social Media Platforms Responding to the Invasion of Ukraine

Part Two: The Use of Open-Source Intelligence

4. Jamie Matthews: Open-Source Actors and UK News Coverage of the War in Ukraine: Documenting the Impacts of Conflict and Incidents of Civilian Harm
5. Marc Tuters and Boris Noordenbos: Faking Sense of War: OSINT as pro-Kremlin Propaganda

Part Three: Everyday Media in War

6. Tom Divon and Moa Eriksson Krutrök: TikTok(ing) Ukraine: Memetic Expressions of Cultural Trauma on Social Media
7. Marja Lönnroth-Olin, Teemu Pauha, Satu Venäläinen, Rusten Menard and Inga Jasinskaja-Lahti: Grandma warriors on YouTube: Negotiating Intersectional Distinctions and De/legitimisations of the War in Ukraine

Part Four: News and Geopolitics

8. Johana Kotisová: The 'Emotional Gap'? Foreign Reporters, Local Fixers and the Outsourcing of Empathy
9. Antal Wozniak and Zixiu Liu: Indian Press coverage of Russia's Invasion of Ukraine
10. Simon Cottle: Reporting the War in Ukraine: Ecological Dissimulation in a Dying World

Andrew Hoskins: Afterword

O autorze

Mette Mortensen is Professor at the Department of Communication, University of Copenhagen. Her research is concerned with media and conflict, visual media studies, and popular culture and populism. She is the author or editor of ten books, including the monograph Eyewitness Images and Journalism: Digital Media, Participation, and Conflict (2015) and the volume Social Media Images and Conflicts co-edited with Ally McCrow-Young (2023).

Mervi Pantti is Professor in Media and Communication at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Helsinki. Her research is concerned with conflict and disaster journalism, emotion in media, media and immigration, digital platforms, disinformation and media accountability. She is co-author of Disasters and the Media (with Karin Wahl-Jorgensen and Simon Cottle, Peter Lang 2012) and editor of Media and the Ukraine Crisis: Hybrid Media Practices and Narratives of Conflict (Peter Lang 2016).