STATE REGULATION OF ACCESS TO ELECTRONIC INFORMATION RESOURCES OF PUBLIC CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS

DOI: https://doi.org/10.34213/tp.19.04.17
Keywords: state regulation, cultural institutions, electronic resources, information embargo, commercial value

Abstract

The results of the expert study of the main problems of state regulation of access to electronic information resources of public cultural institutions are presented. The main priorities of state regulation in this field based on the results of the expert survey are: limited access to web resources, commercial value, high interest in using digital versions of cultural heritage (books, films, photos) placed on web resources for training, business or on own blog. The main purpose of visiting public cultural institutions’ websites is to obtain practical information on cultural events (70% of responses) and purchase of tickets (57%). Visits to express your opinion are less popular. A comprehensive solution to this problem is possible by developing a state strategy for building access to electronic information resources in the sphere of education, science and culture, created at the expense of the State budget. It is advisable to create universal templates for websites of public cultural institutions for quality filling of relevant institutions or their networks. The results of the survey also give grounds for introducing the public embargo in the case of resources with high commercial value. Payment for commercial use of resources is also advisable.

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Author Biography

Yuriy Kleyshmidt, University of Civil Protection of Ukraine, Khakiv

Postgraduate Student of Educational, Research and Productive Center of the National University of Civil Protection of Ukraine, Khakiv

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Published
2019-11-26
How to Cite
Kleyshmidt, Y. (2019). STATE REGULATION OF ACCESS TO ELECTRONIC INFORMATION RESOURCES OF PUBLIC CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS. Theory and Practice of Public Administration, (4 (67), 131-135. https://doi.org/10.34213/tp.19.04.17
Issue
No. 4 (67) (2019): Theory and Practice of Public Administration
Section
State Regulation of Economic and Social Development Processes

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