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NATO StratCom COE kanāls pievēršas stratēģiskajai komunikācijai, informācijas videi un drošībai. Tā saturā līdzās Riga StratCom Dialogue pasākuma materiāliem ir tematiskas podkāsta sarunas ar…
NATO StratCom COE kanāls pievēršas stratēģiskajai komunikācijai, informācijas videi un drošībai. Tā saturā līdzās Riga StratCom Dialogue pasākuma materiāliem ir tematiskas podkāsta sarunas ar viesiem. Redzamo epizožu lokā atkārtojas Ukrainas aizsardzība, Krievijas informācijas karš un tehnoloģiju ietekme uz publisko saziņu. Kanāla uzmanības centrā ir saikne starp vēstījumiem, informācijas apriti un drošības jautājumiem, kā arī cilvēku pieredze šajā vidē.
Saruna ar Inu Strazdiņu veltīta ziņošanai par karu Ukrainā apšaudes apstākļos, pievēršoties žurnālistikas darbam sarežģītā vidē. Citā epizodē ar Robertu Duffield apspriests mākslīgais intelekts un informācijas kara pārmaiņas. Savukārt Igaunijas pretizlūkošanas pieredzei veltītā saruna papildina komunikācijas tēmas ar drošības dienestu darba skatpunktu. Līdzās podkāstiem atrodami tiešsaistes diskusiju ieraksti par nākamās paaudzes informācijas vidi un īsi materiāli par Rīgas stratēģiskās komunikācijas dialoga nozīmi tā dalībniekiem. Pasākumu pieteikumi un viesu sarunas tādējādi kalpo atšķirīgiem skatīšanās nolūkiem.
Šeit sev piemērotu saturu var atrast komunikācijas speciālisti, žurnālisti, studenti un cilvēki, kuri pēta informācijas ietekmi uz sabiedrību. Podkāsti ļauj koncentrēties uz vienu pieredzes vai analīzes virzienu, savukārt konferenču materiāli rāda plašāku profesionālās diskusijas loku. Kanāls piedāvā atskaites punktus, lai nošķirtu tādas tēmas kā kara atspoguļošana, informācijas operācijas un tehnoloģiju radītās pārmaiņas. Tas būs saistošs skatītājam, kurš vēlas sekot tam, kā stratēģiskā komunikācija tiek apspriesta saistībā ar starptautisko drošību un konkrētu valstu pieredzi.
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LinkedIn Live: The Next Generation Information Environment
In an era of heightened geopolitical competition and conflict, the cognitive dimensions of security are becoming central to how power, influence, and resilience are shaped. Understanding how the…
In an era of heightened geopolitical competition and conflict, the cognitive dimensions of security are becoming central to how power, influence, and resilience are shaped. Understanding how the information environment is evolving and where future strengths and vulnerabilities will lie is essential for preparedness for the decade ahead.
This LinkedIn live discussion brings together Sinead Bovell, Founder of WAYE, Futurist and Strategist, and Jānis Sārts, Director of the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence to explore the emerging dynamics of the 𝗡𝗲𝘅𝘁 𝗚𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗜𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗘𝗻𝘃𝗶𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁. Drawing on insights from the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence’s NextGen Information Environment project, the conversation will examine how influence is exercised today, how it may change over the next ten years, and what strategic capabilities are needed to safeguard security in an increasingly contested cognitive domain.
The live event serves as an introduction and preview of a forthcoming roundtable that will take place on the margins of the Munich Security Conference 2026, convening experts and decision-makers to dive deeper into these challenges.
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