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Roskomsvoboda
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Jul 12, 2017
The State Duma in the III reading adopted a package of bills "On the Security of Critical Information Infrastructure"
Now these bills remains to approve the Federation Council, after which they will go to signature to the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. The State Duma deputies in the third, final reading voted for the draft Law No. 47571-7 “On the Security of the Critical Information Infrastructure (KII) of the Russian Federation”, as well as two more “Sleepers-satellite”, No.
Roskomsvoboda
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Jul 12, 2017
The largest technological companies on July 12 defended network neutrality
Online activists, human rights activists, as well as Internet giants, including Google, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter and even Pornhub, participate in one of the most massive online flash mobs. On July 12, it was declared the day of the struggle for network neutrality . Millions of people not only in America, but throughout the world began the “Battle for the Internet” campaign.
Roskomsvoboda
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Jul 12, 2017
United Russia introduced a bill to the State Duma that would strictly regulate the activities of social networks
The document introduces the concept of a “social network operator”, which is obliged to create a representative office on the territory of the Russian Federation, as well as, at the request of users, to delete prohibited information. State Duma deputies from United Russia Sergei Boyarsky and Andrei Alshevskikh introduced bill No.
Roskomsvoboda
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Jul 12, 2017
Government policy makes Runet more and more vulnerable
Russia is gradually losing its position in the global ranking of the stability of national Internet segments. In the ranking of the stability of autonomous systems (AS) of the Internet, Russia took 13th place in 2017, dropping one line down compared to the previous year. These are the results reached by Qrator Labs, which produces an annual rating of the sustainability of national Internet segments.