Abstract
The conflict of interests in the global information space is multifaceted conflict between manopolists and the government, sellers and consumers, information resources and consumers of information, etc. Systematic discussion and new approaches to the problem of conflict of interests can contribute to raising progressiveness. The purpose of the article is to raise the problem of conflict of interest, to model it both within the framework of an integrated system, and to find optimal solutions in the context of differentiated corporate interests. This will eliminate the manipulation of the niteres conflict in the global network.
Highlights
Since the creation of the global information space, two centers of power have emerged that can really influence information processes
Libraries can act as a bridge between local, regional and global networks
There are many opinions that library resources are authoritative information resources. (Kazimi, 2018, p.121) Analysis of library and information resources shows that the indicator of reliability is relative
Summary
Since the creation of the global information space, two centers of power have emerged that can really influence information processes. The first one is corporations that both implement technological processes and manage them, controlling the global information space. The second side is the state structures that own the information space, which in many cases act only as observers of the processes occurring due to their inability to influence information processes, or to confront this situation without reconciliation. The creators of global networks and the owners of key technologies want to keep things as they are, based on freedom of speech. The “other side” argues that from a humanitarian point of view, states are trying to manage this process through the application of legislation. They strive to maintain a monopoly on information processes, forming international information law
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