The specifics of visual electronic mass-media and their influence on public opinion formation are considered in the article. Thanks to their technical abilities visual electronic publications ensure so-called “presence effect” – recipient’s feeling of their involvement to what is happening on a TV screen, a monitor or a display and ability to empathize.
The article is devoted to the theoretical and legal analysis of the category “legitimate interest”, the formation of its definition, the separation on this basis of a common understanding of the legitimate interests of citizens in the field of property. Particular attention is given to the analysis of three key theories of explanation of the content of legitimate interest, which relate to the identification of legitimate interests with the pursuit of a person, legal resolution and subjective legal law. The article proposes to recognize legitimate interest as a specific legal possibility.
In this paper will be analyzed the country studying materials concerning teachening of mandatory disciplines by the integration of "The history of Ukraine" course in accordance to the curricular programs for the students of the Institute of Business and Perspective Technology of Lviv Polytechnic National University. In presented materials as an example was taken Western region of Ukraine, especially Subcarpathian.