Young people’s political participation in the digital environment by S. A. Grishaeva, P. A. Shamaev

“…The research paper carries out a content analysis of different ways of political participation: online flash mobs, Internet voting, platforms for collecting signatures, personal blogs, politically oriented communities, publications by popular bloggers. …”
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Trash streams as a manifestation of youth subculture by S. A. Grishaeva, N. N. Pushkareva

“…Modern youth spends a significant part of their time on the Internet, and trash streams are one of the types of Internet leisure. …”
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ONLINE ADVERTISING IN THE TOURISM INDUSTRY AND ITS IMPACT ON CONSUMERS by JULIANE SAß

“…The purpose of this study is to find out about the degree of Internet usage of travelers and tourists as well as their preferences in online advertising. …”
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Bridging the gap: understanding the perspective of healthcare professional students towards precision medicine in a Nigerian tertiary institution (a cross-sectional study) by Ezinwanne Jane Ugochukwu, Jennifer Chinwe Edom, Faith Olanrewaju Omotayo, Agatha Adaeze Amaechi, Chinedu Benneth Obetta, Chibueze Anosike, AbdulMuminu Isah, Chukwuemeka Michael Ubaka

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Organization of minors’ protection from destructive information environment: Russian federal cities case study by S. E. Titor

“…The relevance of protecting minors from destructive information is quite high, since in the modern world technology has taken a leading position in human life, including children’s, replacing not only live communication, but also transferring a person’s entire life to the Internet space. The information environment affects the upbringing of children, as they spend a lot of time in global networks. …”
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Examining the Impact of Cognitive and Emotional Factors on Consumer Behavioral Responses in Online Behavioral Advertising by Hossein Norouzi, Bahareh Osanlou, Ali Saleh Gohari

“…Objective With the rapid advancement of technology, it has become possible to track consumers' behavior on the Internet. Consequently, marketers can tailor advertisements to align with consumers' needs and characteristics. …”
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“TRANSHUMANIZATION” OF MODERN EDUCATION by G. L. ILYIN

“…Lifelong education ceases to be externally organized process affecting a learner and becomes a personal affair manifesting individual’s activity and self-development. …”
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Phygitalization of educational technologies in Russia: directions, examples, problems by Andrey I. Kapterev

“…Within the framework of this direction, the main attention is paid to the following aspects: (a) the use of Internet resources for pedagogical purposes, (b) the structuring of the curriculum in accordance with the modular principle, (c) an increase in the amount of study time for solving practical problems, (d) presentation of knowledge in accordance with the level of success of passing the previous blocks of educational information by each student (individual learning paths), (e) evaluation of the effectiveness of learning outcomes. …”
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Students’ Socio-Cultural Competence Formation in Project Activity (Examplified by the Foreign Language Teaching) by N. G. Murayeva

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Digital thing as a “new” object of “new” civil legal relations by A. S. Slipchenko, S. O. Slipchenko

“…It is just a new and additional name for long-known and even traditional objects of civil rights, including services, property rights, information, results of intellectual and creative activity, tradable objects of personal non-property legal relations, etc. The only peculiarity of virtual objects is that they are created and provided with the help of digital technologies, an Internet resource. …”
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Sociological analysis of remote work as a new format of current population employment in Russia by E. O. Zapoleva, A. A. Simonova, V. V. Pit

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Demarcation of the public and private in the interaction of the state and citizens on digital network platforms by V. V. Zotov

“…The empirical base was made up of a sociological study conducted to obtain information about the boundaries of privacy and publicity of personal data in the digital network space (n = 1 000 among the population over 18 years old living in metropolitan megacities and median regions by the level of informatization, 2020) and the results of Kaspersky Lab surveys conducted in 2019–2020.The conducted research allows us to assert that almost 2/3 of citizens have faced the misuse of confidential information on the Internet. …”
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Fraud in a digital society in the context of social change by A. Yu. Sergeyev, O. V. Shirokova

“…The study showed that only 44 % of respondents are sufficiently informed about the types of fraud to protect themselves from modern internet scammers. An analysis of data on certain types of digital fraud showed that 20 % of respondents lost money due to telephone or Internet fraud, 16 % of respondents personally encountered IP telephony, and 40 % have no idea about such a type of fraud as sniffering and existing anti-virus protection against it. …”
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The informal support of higher education by V. A. Starodubtsev, M. A. Solovyov

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The use of big data in interdisciplinary research on example of the Greater Mediterranean macroregion by O. V. Yarmak, T. V. Zharkova, D. G. Sarkisov

“…Among the main problems and threats, the authors consider the following: personal data confidentiality breach, and increased data manipulation for political purposes, the emergence of illegitimate forms of citizens self-organisation, the transition of Internet users to anonymous accounts due to the practice of “privatization” of personal data by non-state and terrorist groups in regional spaces, preventing the qualitative collection of data. …”
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METHODOLOGICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF THE PROJECT "METHODICAL SUPPORT FOR THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF A BACHELOR OF PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION" by Lyudmila M. Kalninsh

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DIVERSIFICATION OF STUDENTS' SCIENTIFIC CREATIVITY IN A VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT by Vera S. Fedotova

“…The paper shows the possibility of diversification of research activities of students in online space by means of Internet technologies using the potential of scientific social networking, blogs, forums, online conferences, online seminars, webinars, chat, email, multimedia technologies, direct contact technology, electronic and hybrid journals, institutional repositories, electronic preprints, personal pages, scientometric databases, electronic library catalogs, scientific electronic library. …”
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Chatting your way to quitting: A longitudinal exploration of smokers' interaction with a cessation chatbot by Linwei He, Erkan Basar, Reinout W. Wiers, Marjolijn L. Antheunis, Emiel Krahmer

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Unraveling Online Mental Health Through the Lens of Early Maladaptive Schemas: AI-Enabled Content Analysis of Online Mental Health Communities by Beng Heng Ang, Sujatha Das Gollapalli, Mingzhe Du, See-Kiong Ng

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Generative AI, IoT, and blockchain in healthcare: application, issues, and solutions by Tehseen Mazhar, Sunawar khan, Tariq Shahzad, Muhammad Amir khan, Mamoon M. Saeed, Joseph Bamidele Awotunde, Habib Hamam

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