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DEVELOPING MEDIA COMMUNICATION CULTURE AMONG INTERNAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS IN INTERACTION WITH BLOGGERS AND MASS MEDIA: ISSUES OF PREVENTING CONFLICT SITUATIONS
The development of effective communication between internal affairs bodies, bloggers and mass media has become an important component of modern law enforcement activities. The rapid development of digital technologies and social networks has fundamentally changed the traditional model of co
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