65 KB2242 KB466 KB2024Chałubińska-Jentkiewicz, KatarzynaNowikowska, Monika1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (144 str.))DOI:10.4335/2024.2COBISSID:219629059ISBN:978-961-7124-25-5URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-OEU5BVMKenInstitute for Local Self-GovernmentknjigeSocial communications media - from deregulation to re-regulation|The term cyberspace refers to the totality of phenomena in a parallel space, which constitutes a new field of human activity to which behaviours and solutions applied in the real world are transferred. Legislators at various levels - both international and national - are introducing new regulations. This has led to the obsolescence of the phenomenon of impunity for illegal activities online. Cyberspace is more malleable than reality in terms of adopting or creating patterns. Its susceptibility brings conveniences as well as entirely new challenges for the legislator. The convenience is the ease of introducing regulations adequate to those in force in the real world, but the regulations so established are often met with obstruction or simple ignorance on the part of users of the ICT network, in particular due to the lack of instruments for redress or prosecution of crime. In the case of behaviour related to the functioning of cyberspace, also due to its global nature, such a relationship does not seem obvious. This is because activities in virtual space are characterized by their own specific culture of behaviour of its users - the virtual community. It should therefore be assumed that the new phenomenon of security required in the context of the functioning of ICT networks creates the need to take into account situations that may not be reflected in the world outside cyberspaceTEXTknjigebooksSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia