A Study On The Ethical Problems Of Information Communication In The Application Of Self-media

With the popularization of the Internet and the continuous development of science and technology,since the media began to be active in front of the public,occupying a lot of time,inevitably breeding a lot of new social problems,We must face up to the ethical issues of self-media research.Self-media ethics is a further extension of network ethics.Therefore,based on network ethics,this paper mainly discusses the new information media-self-media under the background of comprehensive information in today's society,and analyzes the ethical problems,causes and countermeasures of information dissemination in the process of its application.First of all,through the combing and induction of the relevant research status of self-media ethics at home and abroad,this paper points out the relationship between people,people and self-media in the use of self-media.Then,it lists the ethical issues expressed at the national,social and individual levels in the use of self-media to disseminate information.Among them,the ethical problems at the national level are mainly manifested in the proliferation of information pollution,including false information,pornographic information,useless information and western centralism information.The ethical problems at the social level are mainly manifested in the freedom of information dissemination out of control and the surge of kidnapping by public opinion.;Then,according to the performance of these problems and combined with the characteristics of self-media itself.Finally,from the three angles of national restraint,social regulation and personal restraint,the corresponding countermeasures are put forward,i.e.to enhance the technological development and construction of self-media,to strengthen the moral norms and legal construction of self-media,and to improve the personal self-discipline mechanism.In order to construct the ethical norms of self-media with Chinese characteristics and strengthen the norms and restrictions on the dissemination of self-media information.