Practical Measures Can Be Solution Of Cybercrime-Leonid Reiman, Russian Minister
The international community must take practical measures against cybercrime, opined by Russian Information Technology and Communications Minister Leonid Reiman at the World Summit on the Information Society in Tunis.
“The accessibility and scale of new information-communications technology places on society and all its members an additional legal and moral responsibility for their use. The international community should take practical measures against cybercrime,” Alexander Parushkov, the head of the ministry’s press service, quoted Reiman as saying.
“The number of internet users in 2004 grew by 52%, totaling more than 18 million people,” the minister said. “One in eight Russians uses the World Wide Web and in Moscow, every other person.”
Over the past five years in Russia, a program has been under way to update satellite groups. “The technological possibilities for digital television, radio broadcasting, and multimedia services based on the Internet are expanding. This year, a state program to develop digital television will begin,” the minister said.
Filed under Cyber Crime, General Law
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