Internet management needs to make up "rule of law"

The Internet has been deeply integrated into the daily life of the people, but it is like a double-edged sword. While the Internet is spreading vast amounts of information and enriching the scenes of life, it has also become a “hotbed” of harmful information and bad behavior, and it is urgent to regulate and manage it by means of the rule of law. .

One of the major difficulties in the current Internet management is that the laws and regulations are not perfect, and the regulations of the system are flawed. It is not easy to find relatively complete legal explanations that make the parties convinced in case of new situations or new problems. As the saying goes, "I don't understand, this world is changing fast." The reasons for this phenomenon are: First, the rapid development of network technology, the number of mobile Internet users has exceeded the computer; Second, the rapid development of interactive forms, Weibo, WeChat, Clients emerge in an endless stream, and ways of information exchange continue to innovate. Third, network culture is self-contained. Various online languages ​​emerge in an endless stream, and they may “run” at any time.

No rules, no standards. Although the online world is a virtual world, it is by no means an extra-legal place not bound by laws and regulations. The Chinese Internet has already gone through 20 years, and the management of the Internet has also gone through 20 years. The strength of network management is constantly being strengthened, and the cage of the system has become tighter and tighter. The relevant person in charge of the State Internet Information Office recently demanded at the symposium on China’s cyber security and informatization rule of law to govern the network according to law, manage the network according to law, manage the network according to law, and surf the Internet according to law, and comprehensively promote the rule of law of cyberspace. Whether it was "WeChat Ten Article" issued by the State Cyber ​​Information Office in August this year, or the "Supreme People's Court" notified the Supreme People's Court of the "Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of the Use of Information Networks to Infringe upon Personal Rights and Interests in Civil Litigation Matters," clarifying personal information. The question of the scope of protection, the illegal deletion of posts, and the online responsibility of the Internet, such as the gray army, have all shown that China’s cyberspace legislative process is accelerating.

Judging from the current process, the construction of the rule of law in cyberspace and information technology needs to be studied in four aspects: political, economic, cultural, and social. It is necessary to sort out the existing laws and formulate a legal framework for cyberspace governance that conforms to China's national conditions. The cyberspace of civilization, honesty, rule of law, security, and innovation requires the concerted efforts of all sectors of the community to build together.

As industry experts have stated, to promote the rule of law in cyberspace, we must consider both the online and offline aspects and “through” the virtual space and the real society. Both the market-based media, commercial websites, and news clients should always put the correct political direction and public opinion guidance at the forefront, vigorously promote the socialist core values, sing the main melody, spread positive energy, and promote and develop. We will maintain social stability, give full play to the role of the main channel, and provide strong support for public opinion in strengthening the rule of law and the rule of law.