Presentation 21

Internet Regulations: Copyright. Privacy.

Freedom. Digital & Social aspects.

Russian experience.

Gaz? Communications?

Sometimes you just need a fresh look

In Focus copyright and free content distribution

content censoring: age, political and ethical restrictions personal data and privacy cyber security

personal data protection law

Is there anyone who has it regulated in their country, can you raise your hands?

interenet avaliability

RUNET Russian Internet (RuNet) economy in 11 content and service markets made about 13 billion euro, or GDP in 2012.

1%

of the country’s

RuNet grows 30% per year, which is one of the highest paces compared to other segments of economy within the country

RUNET

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Law ÂŤOn protecting children from information harmful to their health and developmentÂť

Law ÂŤOn protecting children from information harmful to their health and developmentÂť

In a centre of discussion On protecting children from information harmful to their health and developmentÂť Government Decree< specificating Internet content filtration procedure Information agents are responsible for the user generated content Personal data protection law Cloud computing and technologies Tax remissions for Internet businesses

RAEC sees as negative the following events and tendencies of the year: Filtration by IP addresses in the Russian segment of the Internet Decisition is not coordinated with technical or legal industry experts

No public supervision over blocking of sites

What the market needs is

Enacting laws basing on profound expertise Supervising the website blocking Transparent rules of the game for users and advertisers

Self-regulated market

Self-regulated market

Self-regulation for users Internet and communication experts influencing the legislation