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Tetyana Lokot

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Tanya (Tetyana) Lokot is Associate Professor in Digital Media and Society at the School of Communications. A native of Ukraine, she researches threats to digital rights, networked authoritarianism, digital resistance, internet freedom and internet governance in Eastern Europe. She is the author of Beyond the Protest Square: Digital Media and Augmented Dissent (Rowman & Littlefield, 2021), an in-depth study of protest and digital media in Ukraine's Revolution of Dignity.

She is currently PI (Project Coordinator) on the MEDIATIZED EU project (H2020-SC6-TRANSFORMATIONS-2020 GA no: 101004534).

Tanya's research has been published in Information, Communication & Society; Social Media + Society; Digital Journalism; Political Communication; Surveillance & Society; Misinformation Review; Irish Studies in International Affairs; Partecipazione et Conflitto; Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies and Post-Soviet Affairs. She has contributed to Freedom House's Freedom on the Net report, and currently contributes research to the Ranking Digital Rights Corporate Accountability Index. She has presented her research at multiple international conferences, including ICA, AoIR, IAMCR and ECREA. Her writing has appeared in The Guardian, The Washington Post, Foreign Policy and The Irish Independent, and she frequently contributes expert commentary to Wired, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, CodaStory and Bloomberg. She is currently the Vice-Chair of the ECREA Ukraine Task Force.

Prior to embarking on a research career, she worked as a journalist, non-profit consultant, and media trainer in Ukraine, Belarus, and Georgia, and speaks fluent English, Ukrainian, and Russian. In 2014-2016, and in 2021-2022 she was contributing editor covering Eastern Europe at Global Voices and a contributor to Advox. Previously, she was Assistant Professor and Head of New Media Sequence at Mohyla School of Journalism (National University Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Kyiv, Ukraine). Tanya received her PhD from the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland.

Current research projects and initiatives:

Negotiating Networked Citizenship in Authoritarian Regimes: In January-March 2023, I am a Visiting Fellow at Center for Advanced Internet Studies (CAIS) in Bochum, Germany, investigating the competing interpretations and practices of networked citizenship in authoritarian regimes.

The Politics of Internet Freedom Rankings: In collaboration with Dr. Mariëlle Wijermars (Maastricht University), I am currently conducting a study on the politics of Internet freedom rankings.

MEDIATIZED EU: Mediatised Discourses on Europeanisation and Their Representations in Public Perceptions (H2020-SC6-TRANSFORMATIONS-2020 GA no: 101004534) is a European Research and Innovation Action project that studies how the diverse media discourses across Europe are constructed to either foster or hamper the European project and how they resonate among the public, by focusing on the elite-media-public triangle. Kicking off in 2021, the four-year MEDIATIZED EU project, coordinated by DCU, conducts comparative research across seven European countries to reveal the impact of mediatised discourses on Europeanisation.

Interdisciplinary Digital Research Group : This a new initiative within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at DCU, led by Dr Dónal Mulligan, Dr Clark Powers and Dr Tanya Lokot. The purpose of the initiative is to develop a collaborative space for inquiry and applied research that is dedicated to openness in terms of disciplinary perspective, theory, and methodology, and that is committed to critical and grounded approaches to understanding the human world of the present, past, and future.

REDEHOPE: Reliable Data for Evidence-Based Housing Policies: This collaborative project seeks to better understand how geographically varied ‘data cultures’ (i.e. variegated representations, values, norms, epistemologies, practices, infrastructures, standards, power structures, etc, through which data is produced and used) inform the monitoring of progress towards the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly as they relate to the provision of affordable housing.

Book

	Year	Publication
	2021	Lokot, Tetyana (2021) Beyond the Protest Square: Digital Media and Augmented Dissent. London; New York: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. [Link] https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781786605962/Beyond-the-Protest-Square-Digital-Media-and-Augmented-Dissent

Book Chapter

	Year	Publication
	2022	Scott Gehlbach;Tetyana Lokot;Anton Shirikov (2022) 'The Russian media' In: Russian Politics Today: Stability and Fragility. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press. [Link] [DOI]
	2022	Tetyana Lokot (2022) 'Social Media and Protest: Contextualising the Affordances of Networked Publics' In: Constitutionalising Social Media. Oxford, UK : Hart Publishing / Bloomsbury Publishing. [Link] http://dx.doi.org/10.5040/9781509953738
	2022	O'Brien, Sharon;Cadwell, Patrick;Lokot, Tetyana (2022) 'Parallel Pandemic Spaces. Translation, trust and social media' In: Translation and Social Media Communication in the Age of the Pandemic. New York : Routledge. [Link] https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003183907
	2021	Lokot, Tetyana (2021) 'The Future of Visibility: Imagining Possibilities for Networked Civic Discontent' In: Horizon Scanning: The Role of Information Technologies in the Future of Civil Society. Moscow, Russia : Cogito-Centre. [Link] [DOI]
	2021	Porshnev, Alexander, Alex Miltsov, Tetyana Lokot, and Olessia Koltsova (2021) 'Effects of Conspiracy Thinking Style, Framing and Political Interest on Accuracy of Fake News Recognition by Social Media Users: Evidence from Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine' In: Social Computing and Social Media: Experience Design and Social Network Analysis. HCII 2021. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 12774. Cham : Springer International Publishing. [Link] https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-77626-8_23
	2019	Lokot, Tetyana (2019) 'Mediated Urban Protest: Practicing Dissent in Hybrid City Spaces' In: The Routledge Companion to Urban Media and Communication. London : Routledge. [Link]
	2019	Lokot, Tetyana (2019) 'Affective Resistance Against Online Misogyny and Homophobia on the RuNet' In: Gender Hate Online. Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan. [Link] https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96226-9_11

Peer Reviewed Journal

	Year	Publication
	2022	WIjermars, Mariëlle;Lokot, Tetyana (2022) 'Is Telegram a “harbinger of freedom”? The performance, practices, and perception of platforms as political actors in authoritarian states'. Post-Soviet Affairs, 38 (1-2):125-145. [Link] https://doi.org/10.1080/1060586X.2022.2030645
	2022	Lokot, T.;Boichak, O. (2022) 'Translating Protest: Networked Diasporas and Transnational Mobilisation in Ukraine’s Euromaidan Protests'. Partecipazione e Conflitto, 15 (1):203-222. [Link] [DOI]
	2021	Lokot, Tetyana (2021) 'Ukraine is Europe? Complicating the concept of the ‘European’ in the wake of an urban protest'. Communication and Critical/ Cultural Studies, 18 (4):439-446. [Link] [DOI]
	2020	Lokot, Tetyana (2020) 'Articulating Networked Citizenship on the Russian Internet: A Case for Competing Affordances'. Social Media + Society, 6 (4). [Link] https://doi.org/10.1177/2056305120984459
	2020	Lokot, Tetyana (2020) 'Data Subjects vs. People’s Data: Competing Discourses of Privacy and Power in Modern Russia'. Media and Communication, 8 (2):314-322. [Link] http://dx.doi.org/10.17645/mac.v8i2.2883
	2020	Freelon, Deen; Lokot, Tetyana (2020) 'Russian Twitter disinformation campaigns reach across the American political spectrum'. HKS Misinformation Review, . [Link] https://doi.org/10.37016/mr-2020-003
	2019	Lokot, Tetyana (2019) 'Urban Media Studies\| The Augmented City in Protest: The Urban Media Studies Perspective'. International Journal of Communication, 13 :5333-5350. [Link] https://ijoc.org/index.php/ijoc/article/view/7975
	2018	Lokot, Tetyana (2018) 'Urban Murals and the Post-Protest Imagery of Networked Publics: The Remediated Aftermath of Ukraine’s Euromaidan on Instagram'. WiderScreen, (1-2/2018). [Link]
	2018	Lokot, Tetyana (2018) 'Be Safe or Be Seen? How Russian Activists Negotiate Visibility and Security in Online Resistance Practices'. Surveillance & Society, 16 (3):332-346. [Link] https://doi.org/10.24908/ss.v16i3.6967
	2018	Lokot, Tetyana (2018) '#IAmNotAfraidToSayIt: stories of sexual violence as everyday political speech on Facebook'. INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION & SOCIETY, 21 (6):802-817. [Link] http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1369118X.2018.1430161
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) 'Public Networked Discourses in the Ukraine-Russia Conflict: ‘Patriotic Hackers’ and Digital Populism'. IRISH STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (PRINT), 28 :99-116. [Link] http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.3318/isia.2017.28.9
	2015	Lokot, Tetyana; Diakopoulos, Nicholas (2015) 'News Bots: Automating news and information dissemination on Twitter'. DIGITAL JOURNALISM, 4 (6):682-699. [Link]

Other Journal

	Year	Publication
	2021	Lokot, Tetyana; Dias, Marcos (2021) 'The Mediapolis Q&A: Marcos Dias’ The Machinic City' 6 (3) . [Link]
	2020	Lokot, Tetyana (2020) 'The Landscape as a Monument: Time, Space and Memory in the Geographies of Eastern Ukraine' 5 (4) . [Link]
	2015	Lokot, T., Prado, A., Xu, B., and Steiner, L. (2015) 'News Magazine Coverage of the Petraeus/Broadwell Affair: The Disjunction between Power and Agency' 43 (2) :6-21.

Conference Publication

	Year	Publication
	2020	Wijermars, Mariëlle; Lokot, Tetyana (2020) Association of Internet Researchers *THE POLITICS OF INTERNET FREEDOM RANKINGS: A CALL FOR A COMPARATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSING INTERNET FREEDOM* https://doi.org/10.5210/spir.v2020i0.11362
	2020	Lokot, Tetyana; Boichak, Olga (2020) Association of Internet Researchers *EXPLORING NETWORKED IDENTITY AND TRANSNATIONAL MOBILIZATION IN UKRAINE’S EUROMAIDAN PROTEST* https://doi.org/10.5210/spir.v2020i0.11263
	2016	Karamshuk, D., Lokot, T., Pryymak, O., Sastry, N. (2016) 8th International Conference on Social Informatics *Identifying Partisan Slant in News Articles and Twitter during Political Crises* [Link] https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-47880-7_16

Conference Contribution

	Year	Publication
	2021	Lokot, Tetyana;Wijermars, Mariëlle (2021) Governing through crisis. Conflict, crises and the politics of cyberspace An ideal in crisis: Critiquing the global politics of internet freedom rankings The Hague (hybrid conference), 09/11/2021-11/11/2021.
	2020	Lokot, Tetyana (2020) Net September 2020: Annual Conference on Innovations in Social Technology Presentation of Horison Scanning edited book Online, 03/09/2020-04/09/2020.
	2020	Lokot, Tetyana (2020) OPEN COMMUNICATION 70th Annual ICA Conference Hacking for Resistance: Frames and Narratives of Hacking in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict Gold Coast, Australia (Virtual Conference), 20/05/2020-26/05/2020.
	2019	Lokot, Tetyana (2019) 2019 Aleksanteri Conference “Technology, Culture, and Society in the Eurasian Space” Remaking Networked Citizenship: Visibility, Ephemerality and Agency on the Russian Internet Helsinki, Finland, 23/10/2019-25/10/2019.
	2019	Lokot, Tetyana (2019) AoIR Flashpoint Symposium “Below the Radar: Private Groups, Locked Platforms and Ephemeral Contents” Affordances of Social Media for Networked Citizenship: Visibility, Ephemerality and Agency on The Russian Internet Urbino, Italy, 24/06/2019-24/06/2019.
	2019	Lokot, Tetyana (2019) 2019 IARCEES Conference, “State and Non-state Actors in Eastern and Central Europe: Past, Present and Future” An annual conference of the Irish Association of Russian, Central and East European Studies Dublin, Ireland, 09/05/2019-11/05/2019.
	2019	Lokot, Tetyana (2019) Real and Fake News: How New Technology is Changing Journalism Ukraine Elections 2019: Political Campaigning, Journalism and Social Media London, UK, 13/09/2019-14/09/2019.
	2018	Lokot, Tetyana (2018) Association of Slavonic, Eastern European and Eurasian Studies Seeing and Being Seen: Exploring the Affordances of Social Media for Visibility and Witnessing in the Euromaidan Protest Boston, USA, 06/12/2018-09/12/2018.
	2018	Lokot, Tetyana (2018) ECREA 2018 Conference The Politics of Ruin Porn: Mediating Urban Decay on the Russian-Speaking Internet Lugano, Switzerland, 31/10/2018-04/11/2018.
	2018	Lokot, Tetyana (2018) Spaces of War, War of Spaces (Media, War and Conflict Journal 10th Anniversary Conference) Public networked discourses in the Ukraine-Russia conflict: The case of the ‘patriotic hackers’ Florence, Italy, 22/05/2018-23/05/2018.
	2018	Lokot, Tetyana (2018) Theorising the Web A conference for academic and non-academic internet theorists, media researchers and sociologists New York, USA, 27/04/2018-28/04/2018.
	2018	Lokot, Tetyana (2018) The British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies (BASEES) 2018 Annual Conference Be Safe or Be Seen? How Russian Activists Negotiate Visibility and Security in Online Resistance Practices Cambridge, UK, 13/04/2018-15/04/2018.
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) Association of Internet Researchers 2017 'Networked Publics' Peer-reviewed panel paper #IAmNotAfraidToSayIt: Stories of Sexual Violence as Everyday Political Speech on Facebook Tartu, Estonia, 18/10/2017-21/10/2017.
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media (ICWSM) Program Committee Member Montreal, Canada, .
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) re:publica Dublin / re:publica Thessaloniki Stories of Protest: Identity and Networks Across Europe and Beyond Dublin, Ireland / Thessaloniki, Greece, 07/09/2017-13/09/2017.
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) Terrorism and Social Media International Conference Paper Extremist Hacking in the Ukraine-Russia Conflict: Digital Extremism and Self-Presentation of 'Patriotic Hackers' on Twitter Swansea, Wales, UK, 27/06/2017-29/06/2017.
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) Surveillance in Post-Communist Societies Workshop Paper Be Safe or Be Seen? How Russian Activists Negotiate Visibility and Security in Online Resistance Practices Stockholm, Sweden, 14/06/2017-15/06/2017.
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) Retreat from Globalisation? Brexit, Trump and the New Populism - Royal Irish Academy Standing Committee for International Affairs Public Networked Discourses in the Ukraine-Russia Conflict: Digital Populism and Self-Presentation of “Patriotic Hackers” on Twitter Dublin, Ireland, 31/05/2017-31/05/2017.
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) Revisiting Research on Russian Media Paper The Battle for Delegitimization: Mimicry and Appropriation of Fact-Checking and News Verification Practices in the Russian Media Sphere George Washington University, Washington, DC, USA, 28/04/2017-29/04/2017.
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) 4th International Conference Visuality 2017: Tourism vs Urban Heritage in a Creative City Paper “Urban murals as protest tourism attractions: mediated public art in post-Euromaidan Kyiv” presented as part of invited chaired panel with ECREA TWG Media & the City Vilnius, Lithuania, 21/04/2017-22/04/2017.
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) Theorising the Web A conference for academic and non-academic internet theorists, media researchers and sociologists New York, USA, 07/04/2017-08/04/2017.
	2016	Bezverkha, A.; Lokot, T. (2016) 2016 Critical Studies Research Group Conference on Resistance #Krymnash (#CrimeaIsOurs): The Discursive (De)Legitimation of the Annexation of Crimea Brighton, UK, .
	2016	Lokot, Tetyana (2016) re:publica Dublin How Protesters Use Social Media to Reimagine Witnessing and Co-Presence Dublin, Ireland, 20/10/2016-20/10/2016.
	2016	Lokot, Tetyana (2016) International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media (ICWSM) Program Committee Member Cologne, Germany, .
	2016	Lokot, Tetyana (2016) International Communication Association Between the Everyday and the Extraordinary: Perceived Affordances of ICTs for Communicating Dissent Fukuoka, Japan, .
	2016	Lokot, Tetyana (2016) International Association for Media and Communications Research Mediated Memories of Firestorms: Perceived Affordances of ICTs for Co-Presence and Witnessing During Protest Events University of Leicester, UK, .
	2016	Lokot, Tetyana (2016) Theorising the Web A conference for academic and non-academic internet theorists, media researchers and sociologists New York, USA, .
	2016	Lokot, Tetyana (2016) International Conference on Social Media & Society 2016 Politics of Identity, Co-Presence and Distance: How Ukrainians in the US Participated in the Euromaidan Protests in Ukraine Goldsmiths, University of London, UK, .
	2016	Lokot, Tetyana (2016) ECREA 2016 Conference Methodological challenges in the study of augmented urban protest Prague, Czech Republic, .
	2016	Lokot, Tetyana (2016) Internet Policy in Eastern Partnership Workshop The Role of Civil Society in Promoting the Internet Freedom Agenda in Ukrainian Internet Governance Discourse Center for Internet and Human Rights, European University Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder), Germany, .
	2016	Karamshuk, D., Lokot, T., Pryymak, O., Sastry, N. (2016) The 2nd Annual International Conference on Computational Social Science Identifying Partisanship in News Articles and Twitter using Natural Language Processing Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, USA, .
	2015	Lokot, Tetyana (2015) Platform Ukraine Distant Witness: How Ukrainian Americans Participate in Politics Around Euromaidan Protests in Ukraine UCL-SSEES, London, UK, .
	2015	Lokot, Tetyana (2015) ECREA Media & the City 2015 Conference: URBAN MEDIA STUDIES: CONCERNS, INTERSECTIONS AND CHALLENGES The Affordances of ICTs for Mobilizing and Managing Volunteer Efforts During an Urban Protest: The Case of Ukraine’s Euromaidan Zagreb, Croatia, .
	2015	Lokot, Tetyana (2015) Theorising the Web A conference for academic and non-academic internet theorists, media researchers and sociologists New York, USA, .
	2015	Lokot, Tetyana (2015) International Communication Association Politics of Identity, Co-Presence and Distance: How Ukrainians in the US Participated in the Euromaidan Protests in Ukraine San Juan, Puerto Rico, .
	2015	Lokot, Tetyana (2015) Global Cultures of Contestation International Conference Politics of Identity, Co-Presence and Distance: How Ukrainians in the US Participated in the Euromaidan Protests in Ukraine Amsterdam Centre for Globalisation Studies, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, .
	2015	Karamshuk, D., Lokot, T., Pryymak, O., Sastry, N. (2015) 2015 Social Media, Activism, and Organisations Symposium Frames and Buzzwords: Dynamics of Information Flows on Social Media During Mass Protests Goldsmiths, University of London, UK, .
	2015	Lokot, Tetyana (2015) 2015 Social Media, Activism, and Organisations Symposium The Affordances of ICTs for Mobilizing and Managing Volunteer Efforts During a Protest: The Case of Ukraine’s Euromaidan Goldsmiths, University of London, UK, .
	2014	Lokot, Tetyana (2014) Theorising the Web A conference for academic and non-academic internet theorists, media researchers and sociologists New York, USA, .
	2014	Lokot, T., Prado, A., Xu, B. (2014) Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication News Magazines’ Coverage of the David Petraeus and Paula Broadwell Affair: Textual Analysis of Differences in Portrayals and Descriptions Montreal, Canada, .
	2013	Oates, Sarah; Lokot, Tetyana (2013) International Association for Media and Communications Research Twilight of the Gods?: How Internet users challenged Russian news frames in the winter protests of 2011-12 Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland, .
	2013	Lokot, Tetyana (2013) Theorising the Web A conference for academic and non-academic internet theorists, media researchers and sociologists New York, USA, .
	2013	Lokot, Tetyana (2013) National Communication Association Mapping the Elections: Use of Crowdmapping by Ukrainian Civic Activists During 2012 Parliamentary Elections Washington, DC, USA, .
	2013	Oates, Sarah; Lokot, Tetyana (2013) American Sociological Association Media Sociology Pre-Conference Their Own Worst Critics?: How U.S. Journalists Talk About Their Own Profession New York, USA, .
	2011	Lokot, Tetyana (2011) CRCEES IV Annual Research Forum Charting Political Activism Online in Russia: Methodological Puzzles and Possible Solutions Glasgow University, Scotland, UK, .

Published Report

	Year	Publication
	2022	Lokot, Tetyana (2022) Unfreedom Monitor: Russia Country Report. Advox / Global Voices, . [Link]
	2022	multiple authors, including Lokot, Tetyana (2022) The 2022 Ranking Digital Rights Big Tech Scorecard. Ranking Digital Rights, . [Link]
	2020	Ranking Digital Rights (multiple authors, including Lokot, Tetyana) (2020) 2020 Corporate Accountability Index. Ranking Digital Rights, New America Foundation, . [Link]
	2019	Matteo Tarantino; Tetyana Lokot; Susan Moore; Scott Rodgers; Simone Tosoni; Alexandre Babak Hedjazi (2019) Urban Data Cultures in Post-Socialist Countries: Challenges for Evidence-Based Policy towards Housing Sustainability. University of Geneva, . [Link] [DOI]
	2019	Ranking Digital Rights (multiple authors, including Lokot, Tetyana) (2019) 2019 Corporate Accountability Index. Open Technology Institute, New America Foundation, . [Link]
	2018	Ranking Digital Rights (multiple authors, including Lokot, Tetyana) (2018) 2018 Corporate Accountability Index. Open Technology Institute, New America Foundation, . [Link]
	2017	Ranking Digital Rights (multiple authors, including Lokot, Tetyana) (2017) 2017 Corporate Accountability Index. Open Technology Institute, New America Foundation, . [Link]
	2015	Ranking Digital Rights (multiple authors, including Lokot, Tetyana) (2015) 2015 Corporate Accountability Index. Open Technology Institute, New America Foundation, . [Link]

Editorial

	Year	Publication
	2022	Olga Boichak;Tetyana Lokot (2022) Billionaires Won’t Save Ukraine’s Internet. ED [Link]
	2021	Lokot, Tetyana;Wijermars, Mariëlle (2021) Russia’s Social Media Self-Censorship Law is Misguided – and the West Must Avoid Making the Same Mistake. ED [Link]
	2021	Lokot, Tetyana;Wijermars, Mariëlle (2021) The Kremlin forced U.S. tech firms to shut down an app some Russian voters hoped to use. Now what?. ED [Link]
	2019	Lokot, Tetyana (2019) Opinion: Ukraine elected a comedian and an actual rock star this year. So now what?. ED [Link]

Online Article

	Year	Publication
	2020	Herasimenka, A., Lokot, T., Onuch, O., Wijermars, M. (2020) There’s more to Belarus’s ‘Telegram Revolution’ than a cellphone app. Washington, DC, USA: ELEA [Link]
	2019	Lokot, Tetyana; Lipman, Maria (2019) Disconnecting the Russian Internet: Implications of the New “Digital Sovereignty” Bill. Washington, DC, USA: ELEA [Link]
	2019	Ging, Debbie; Lokot, Tetyana (2019) Does social media love hate?. Dublin, Ireland: ELEA [Link]
	2018	Lokot, Tetyana (2018) Russia's problem with social media memes. Dublin, Ireland: ELEA [Link]
	2018	Lokot, Tetyana (2018) Telegram: What’s In an App?. Washington, DC, USA: ELEA [Link]
	2017	Lokot, Tetyana (2017) Visible Protests in the Hybrid Media Era: Social Media, Live Streaming and Witnessing. ELEA [Link]
	2013	Lokot, Tetyana (2013) Dilutions of Grandeur: Meme Longevity and Political Disillusionment. ELEA [Link]
	2013	Lokot, Tetyana (2013) Dead or Not Dead? Technology, Media and Death. ELEA [Link]

Electronic Source

	Year	Publication
	2015	Lokot, Tetyana (2015) Mapping the 2012 Election: Use of Crowdmapping in Ukraine. ELES [Link]
	2015	Lokot, Tetyana (2015) Galas: Mobilizing & Managing Volunteer Humanitarian Efforts Online During Euromaidan Protests In Ukraine. ELES [Link]

Professional Associations

Association	Function	From / To
European Communication Research and Education Association	Chair, Media, Cities and Space Section	01/08/2019 - 22/10/2022
European Communication Research and Education Association	Chair, Media and the City Temporary Working Group	01/11/2018 - 31/07/2019
European Communication Research and Education Association	Vice-Chair, Media and the City Temporary Working Group	10/11/2016 - 31/10/2018
Association of Internet Researchers	Member	27/02/2017 -

Honors and Awards

	Date	Title	Awarding Body
	01/05/2022	DCU President's Early Career Research Award 2022	Dublin City University

Committees

Committee	Function	From / To
Editorial Board, Mediapolis Journal	Mediapolis: A Journal of Cities and Culture is an interdisciplinary, open-access, online journal.	18/06/2020 - 31/05/2022
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences External Engagement Committee		01/11/2019 - 01/01/2023
Engagement Support Council		01/11/2019 - 01/01/2023
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Research Committee		01/01/2018 - 31/12/2019

Education

	Start date	Institution	Qualification	Subject
		University of Maryland	Doctor of Philosophy

Languages

Language	Reading	Writing	Speaking
Ukrainian	Fluent	Fluent	Fluent
Russian	Fluent	Fluent	Fluent
French	Fluent	Functional	Functional

Reviews

	Journal	Role
	Media, War and Conflict	Reviewer
	International Journal of Communication	Reviewer
	Social Media + Society	Reviewer
	Studies in Conflict and Terrorism	Reviewer
	International Communication Gazette	Reviewer
	Media and Communication	Reviewer
	Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics	Reviewer
	HKS Misinformation Review	Reviewer
	INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION & SOCIETY	Reviewer
	New Media and Society	Reviewer
	Policy and Internet	Reviewer
	INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION & SOCIETY	Editor

Enterprise Engagement

	Year	Engagement Type	Client	Description
	2022	Invited talk/presentation	Yle Academy of Journalism, Yle Finnish Broadcasting Company	Invited expert presentation to Yle Academy of Journalism, Finnish Broadcasting Company Yle, on coverage of Russian war in Ukraine and disinformation trends.

Outreach Activities

Year	Engagement Type	Organisation	Description
2022	Advisory Work	European Communication Research and Education Association	Vice-Chair of the ECREA Ukraine Task Force
2022	Advisory Work	GlasDrum	Chair (May 2021-May 2022), Committee member (2019-2022).
2018	Advisory Work	Theorizing the Web, Inc.	Director, Board of Directors (non-profit)

Media

Title	Year	Type	Authors
Talking History Podcast: Modern Ukraine	2023	Podcast	Patrick Geoghegan
Mandatory SIM card registration forces users to surrender personal data	2022	Newspaper article (online)	Chris Stokel-Walker
Media-saturation challenges trust in European democracy	2022	Other	Kevin Casey
Russia’s Internet Censorship Machine Is Going After Tor	2021	Newspaper article (online)	Chris Stokel-Walker
La Russie, leader mondial de la suppression de contenus sur Google	2021	Newspaper article (online)	Fabrice Deprez
Meet the Male State: Russia’s Nastiest Online Hate Group	2021	Newspaper article (online)	Michael Colborne
The Subversion Playbook: What the Removal of Navalny's Smart Voting App Means for Democracy Around the World	2021	Radio interview/panel discussion	Sacha Pfeiffer
Human rights advocates decry Apple, Google decision to pull Navalny app as Russia voting begins	2021	Newspaper article (online)	Craig Timberg, Robyn Dixon, Gerrit De Vynck and Reed Albergotti
Sunday Extra: Exposing a dictator one hack at a time	2021	Radio Interviews	Julian Morrow
Hackers Release Data Trove From Belarus in Bid to Overthrow Lukashenko Regime	2021	Newspaper article (online)	Ryan Gallagher
New Books Network: Beyond the Protest Square: Digital Media and Augmented Dissent	2021	Podcast	Seegel, Steven; Lokot, Tetyana
PONARS Eurasia Podcast - Internet Resources: Civic Communication and State Surveillance	2021	Podcast	Lipman, Maria; Lokot, Tetyana; Soldatov, Andrei
‘RuNet Sovereignty’: How Russia is trying to isolate its Internet segment from the rest of the world, maybe	2020	Podcast	Rothrock, Kevin
Russian Web Activists Joust with Kremlin to Keep Internet Free	2019	Newspaper article (Print)	Kantchev, Georgi
How Russia Is Strong-Arming Apple	2019	Newspaper article (online)	Amy Mackinnon
RUSSIA PREPARES FOR CYBERWAR BY CUTTING ALL DOMESTIC INTERNET FROM THE WORLD WIDE WEB	2019	Newspaper article (online)	Cristina Maza
BBC Newshour - Russian internet sovereignty	2019	Radio Interviews	BBC Newshour
Q&A: Hurdles Ahead As Russia Surges On With 'Sovereign Internet' Plan	2019	Newspaper article (online)	Alan Crosby
BBC Radio 4 Today - Russian internet sovereignty	2019	Radio Interviews	BBC Radio 4
BBC Newshour - Russian fake news & gov-t disrespect laws	2019	Radio Interviews	BBC Newshour
RTE Drivetime - social media and online hate speech	2019	Radio Interviews	RTÉ Drivetime
‘We can no longer just dismiss online protest as some sort of slacktivism’	2019	Newspaper article (online)	Colm Gorey
RTÉ This Week - spectacular protests and policy change	2019	Radio Interviews	RTÉ This Week
What’s Happened Since Russia Banned Telegram	2018	Newspaper article (online)	Aaron Mak
Archive on 4: Long Road to Change	2017	Documentary	BBC Radio 4

Research Interests

Digital rights, internet freedom, internet governance, digital citizenship, networked authoritarianism, protest and digital media, social media platforms and social/political change, information manipulation and propaganda, urban media studies.

Research Projects

Title	Role	Start date	End date
Mediatized Discourses on Europeanization and their Representations in Public Perceptions	DCU PI	01/12/2020	30/11/2024
A look behind the screens: the evolving agency of the user in Irish internet policy making (Christopher Tyler West)	DCU PI	01/10/2020	30/09/2023
HERA Public Spaces: Culture and Integration in Europe	DCU PI	08/03/2018	07/03/2019

Current Postgraduate Students

Student Name	Degree	Supervision
Donohoe ,Mick	PhD-track	Supervisor
West ,Christopher Tyler	PhD	Supervisor
Bettoni ,Dimitri	PhD	Supervisor
Suhov ,Ioan	PhD-track	Supervisor

Modules Coordinated

Term	Title	Subject
2022	Dissertation / Major Project (by practice)	CM5006
2022	Understanding Social Media	CM5002
2022	Social Media:Structure, Practices&Application	CM5003