Security in Media Governing System
https://doi.org/10.22394/1726-1139-2017-7-8-19
Abstract
Information security and freedom of speech are making the issue of state media governing rather controversial subject of scientific research. Comparative analysis of the professional journalistic approaches to information security aimed at improving the state policy in the sphere of public institution’s interaction with the media. Security in the media system is a key interest of the professional community of journalists; so standards of self-regulating press require a common social effort on neutralization of the threats to information security in the sphere of mass communications. The main threat to Russia’s national information security is the poor quality of the national media, which may occur due to the restrictions of freedom of speech as well as because of the abuse of such freedom by mass-media. The interests of the state and civil society require the consolidation efforts in creating an enabling social environment for the growth of the prestige and quality of national mass-media, its economic autonomy and political responsibility.
Keywords
media,
freedom of speech,
journalist,
information security,
corruption,
crisis,
pluralism,
bureaucracy
About the Author
Georgy Valeryevich Alekseev
North-West Institute of Management, Branch of RANEPA
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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