structural and semantic features of online information resources
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Abstract
Information society is a global economic, political, technological and antroposocial project involving controlled civilizational transition to the world social system in which the dominant role in all spheres of life will play a mass communication system, implemented with the help of computer technology, particularly Internet technology. The question of formation and presentation of information is highly relevant today. The world community has entered a transitional stage from its post-industrial state to the informational. At this stage of the development, society is increasingly dependent on the quality, availability, reliability, timeliness of information, which is created by its own representatives. Especially clearly it is evident in the Internet space, where all information flows merge into a single closed and continuously update system that has its own characteristics, features and qualities.
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| Authors | ;Ivan Georgievich Zubkov |
| Journal | Journal of environmental radioactivity |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.12731/2218-7405-2014-4-7
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