
- NATO in 2040: An Information Odyssey
- Why taking a scorched-earth approach to social media companies won’t win the war on terror.
- On the Defence Connect Podcast: The Art of Influence
- We Don’t Have A Fake News Problem, We Have A Reality Problem
- Why Businesses Hold the Key to Stemming the Tide of Radicalization
- Named 1of 10 Best Female Business Bloggers!
- The Australian Crime Terror Nexus
- Tracking terrorists on social media
- The Content Wars: my article for ‘NATO Review’
- Social Media is neither the problem nor the solution. As quoted in the SMH
Author: Nicole Matejic
Nicole is an internationally recognised and trusted authority on navigating national security, crisis and emergency management challenges in an environment of converged threat and risk. Highly regarded for her online influence and social media acumen, particularly in open source and social intelligence, digital diplomacy and use of communication technologies in radicalisation and emergencies - Nicole is a regular instructor for and speaker to NATO. Nicole is a Doctoral Candidate at the University of Southern Queensland, where she is researching the path to jihad. Her thesis ‘The Jihadi Nudge’ is a multidisciplinary body of work that investigates how terrorist organisations use behavioural economics models of choice architecture (or decision science) to radicalise individuals. Nicole is an Adjunct Lecturer at Charles Sturt University in the School of National Security and Terrorism.


We Don’t Have A Fake News Problem, We Have A Reality Problem

Why Businesses Hold the Key to Stemming the Tide of Radicalization

PVE answers from the grave: what extremists hope to achieve in life, they fail through death

Ready for a career in social media? Be a great allrounder!

4 minutes in North Korea

Red Hands: Syria – the epitome of slacktivism

Demystifying the PR Spin Cycle

Faking it for the News
