Media and Communication between the Local and the Global

Gustafsson, Jessica; Polynczuk-Alenius, Kinga

doi:10.17645/mac.v6i2.1637

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“…Limited direct applicability of SHS Web of Conferences 129, 06005 (2021) Globalization and its Socio-Economic Consequences 2021 https://doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/2021129060005 regulations, vagueness of the provisions of the group directives and their direct conflict with national laws and the subsequent application of the ordre public principle are a direct result of the group's pursuit of group-wide applicability of regulations. The effort to have a widely applicable unified text of group directives and regulations often results in a text that has the nature of general principles or guideline rather than a normative act outlining specific rights and obligations of employees (Gustafsson and Polynczuk-Alenius, 2018). Some groups prefer to issue group-wide guidelines in accordance with the law of the country in which the group's management center is located.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transposition of transnational requirements relating to the protection of personal data and the security of information communicated in a global space while taking into account the groundswell concept

Madleňák

Švec

2021

SHS Web Conf.

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Research background: The adoption of the GDPR Regulation prompted the introduction of a unified regulation on the protection of personal data and highlighted the need to implement security measures relating to information disseminated across businesses operating in several mainly European countries. In practice, the adopted internal standards at the group level are expected to be introduced to the internal environment of individual local subsidiaries. The need to take into account specificities of national legal systems, as well as a specific environment capable of creating a secondary response - a groundswell has also became important. The legal framework of privacy protection in relation to the confidentiality of information disclosed by employers thus represents a fundamental challenge for the interaction between global requirements and local legislation, taking into account the specific assumptions of the business entity concerned. Purpose of the article: The aim of the paper is to describe the range of problems and solutions regarding the process of introducing internal processes of business entities in terms of data security. Moreover, the paper also pays attention to personal data protection legislation. Methods: In an effort to achieve the set goal, the authors used analytical, inductive, deductive and comparative research methods in order to identify areas of problems in relation to intrusion into the privacy of individuals in the online environment and internal communication channels. By synthesising knowledge published in domestic and foreign literature it was possible to draw up the key terminology. Findings & Value added: The experience of the authors in setting up the internal environment of business entities with regard to the issues in question (personal data protection and security of information disclosed in connection with the decision-making power of national regulators) contributes to the knowledge in the given field.

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Transposition of transnational requirements relating to the protection of personal data and the security of information communicated in a global space while taking into account the groundswell concept

Madleňák

Švec

2021

SHS Web Conf.

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“…In [18], fuzzy logic is used to establish an ideal dispersion of nodes in the field so that more information may be gleaned. Additionally, the procedure in [19] requires that the nodes have some mobility -one may move them around depending on some local and global communications. Nodes are only re-deployed (or adjusted) once they have been randomly distributed in the field.…”

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A Survey of Machine Learning for Information Processing and Networking

Recchi

2022

JMC

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The developments in hardware and wireless networks have brought humans to the brink of a new era in which small, wire-free devices will give them access to data at any time and any location and significantly contribute to the building of smart surroundings. Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) sensors collect data on the parameters they are used to detect. However, the performance of these sensors is constrained due to power and bandwidth limitations. In order to get beyond these limitations, they may use Machine Learning (ML) techniques. WSNs have witnessed a steady rise in the use of advanced ML techniques to distribute and improve network performance over the last decade. ML enthuses a plethora of real-world applications that maximize resource use and extend the network's life span. Furthermore, WSN designers have agreed that ML paradigms may be used for a broad range of meaningful tasks, such as localization and data aggregation as well as defect detection and security. This paper presents a survey of the ML models, as well as application in wireless networking and information processing. In addition, this paper evaluates the open challenges and future research directions of ML for WSNs.

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“…Globalization processes create new conditions for national languages and cultures (Korobeinikova, 2018). Globalization in the general sense is considered as the intensification of large-scale ties between people and countries, leading to the formation of a diverse global space (Gustafsson & Polynczuk-Alenius, 2018;Hellwig, 2017;Odegova, 2017). The impact of globalization media processes on national media processes assumes the form of a media dialogue in which the difference between the ethno-national and transcultural nature of interacting entities is manifested.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%