Study On The Legal Issues Of The Regulation Infringement On We-Media

The emergence of self media undoubtedly enables communication between people in a more convenient way,which is significantly different from traditional media communication methods.On self media platforms,the conditions for becoming an information publisher are not strict.After completing registration,netizens can publish information anytime and anywhere.There are a large number of self media users,and their personal cultural qualities,moral standards,and mastery of laws and policies vary.Many false information and content that infringes on the legitimate rights and interests of others seriously affect the normal network order.Among them,the most prominent impact is the infringement of citizens’personality rights,which includes insults,defamation,leakage of others’ privacy,and other behaviors.With the increasing number of self media reputation infringement cases,both theoretical and practical fields are very concerned about how to better protect citizens’reputation rights.In the context of self media,the subjects of reputation infringement are mostly anonymous,exhibiting characteristics of diversity and complexity.The same infringement occurs on self media,which has a greater impact and harm,and a deeper degree of damage.It is also more difficult to complete the relief of rights.From these significant characteristics,it can be seen that existing legal norms are no longer effective in regulating self media reputation infringement behavior,and this type of case has also brought certain difficulties to the judicial authorities in the actual handling process.The purpose of this article is to clarify the characteristics of self media reputation infringement,identify the shortcomings of current legal regulations in China,and use mature foreign practices to try to find a suitable regulatory law for China’s actual situation.By introducing the experiences of the United States,Britain,Germany,and South Korea,this paper summarizes the balance between the three pairs of relationships:"public figures and ordinary people","network service providers and ordinary netizens",and "freedom of speech and citizen reputation" from the perspectives of distinguishing subjects,improving defense systems,written regulations,and limited real name systems.A dual protection approach of"regulations and supporting facilities" has been formed around the three pairs of balanced relationships,thereby achieving the healthy and sustainable development of China’s self media platforms.