information space

The article examines the phenomenon of Ukrainian memes as an element of the information space and public discourse. In particular, authors analyze the role of memes in the formation of public opinion, their influence on social attitudes and their ability to be a tool of informational struggle. The authors analyze the evolution of memes from entertainment content to a serious socio-cultural phenomenon that has significant potential in political discourse. Special attention is paid to political memes, which become the society’s reaction to events in Ukraine and the world.

The article offers various definitions of 'Ukraine’s information space' and highlights its crucial role in national security, particularly in safeguarding the information and psychological well-being of individuals, society, and the state. It delves into the socio-informational nature of gonzo journalism, a novel form of mass media, and examines how it operates within Ukraine’s information landscape. The piece underscores the interconnectedness of gonzo journalism and the information space amid intense anti-Ukrainian information warfare and the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

 This article is devoted to the definition and analysis of the main methods of Russian information propaganda and the study of their real impact on creating a negative image of Ukraine in the international community.

The article considers the legal mechanisms for ensuring information security. It has been proven that today, more than ever, when there is a war in Ukraine, the issue of ensuring information security becomes especially relevant and significant, as the information space becomes a “battlefield” on a par with the war front. Enemy forces actively use informational and psychological operations to destabilize the situation inside our country, create panic, spread fakes and undermine trust in state institutions.

In the article the information space in the context of information law. Analyzed legal
acts regulating legal relations in the field of information technology, information systems,
information and telecommunication systems and networks, information, personal data,
electronic documents, electronic signature, e-government, information security, protection of
information in telecommunication systems

In the article the use of information technology as a subject of administrative and legal
regulation. Specific features information space and legal regulation of the use of information
technology in government bodies and local authorities, the problem of administrative and legal
regulation of media, information and infrastructure relations

The article deals with technical problems of natural language information processing by computer caused by the presence of multiple character encoding standards and non-compliance by users with spelling and punctuation rules. The necessity of previous technical processing of such texts before their use in scientific researches as well as in various information systems has been grounded.

This article analyzes and development the problems of the information market and industry information and telecommunications technologies into a single information prostranstvo.Struktura and types of enterprise information presented in the global information market. Analyzed suppliers of information products and services to a wide profile and a certain type of information and the subjects of the Ukrainian media rynka.Problemy functioning computer market in Ukraine.

Associate Professor, Department of Administrative and Information Law University “Lviv Polytechnic”, PhD., associate Professor. The article raises questions of improvement of legal support to the process of integration of ethnic media in the information space of the European Union. The features of the competence of the European Union in the fields of audiovisual policy, media policy and telecommunications policy, the development of European legislation in the information 221 depending on the improvement of information and communication technologies and media market.