LEGAL COUNTERACTION TO THE FAKE INFORMATION SPACE
УДК 340.1:004 ББК 67с51
Abstract
В обзоре излагаются основные идеи, высказанные участниками Всероссийской научно-практической конференции под названием «Фейковизация Интернета, масс-медиа и рекламы: правовоепротиводействие», проходившей в ноябре 2024 г. Организаторы крупного научного форума с вузами Минска и Гродно (Беларусь), Херсона, Калининграда, Владивостока, Москвы, Санкт-Петербурга, Ростова-на-Дону, Саратова, Казани, Белгорода, Уфы, Воронежа, Оренбурга, Омска, а также вузовСеверного Кавказа, Кубани, Крыма, Донецкой Народной Республики выражают уверенность в том,что тем самым обеспечивают технологический суверенитет России и дружественных ей стран, подготавливают нормы и процедуры для информационной безопасности личности, общества и государства. Факт проведения такой всероссийской конференции может являться примером чувства гражданской ответственности научного сообщества.
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