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2025
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15553245 |
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- <p>The rapid growth of information volume and the diversity of channels for obtaining it confront the satisfaction of the reader-consumer with a number of parallel interests. Identifying the sociophilosophical nature of reader satisfaction in the triangle of object, subject and process can play an important role in understanding the chaos that exists in the information environment. In addition to considering the problem as a component of social processes, it is important to evaluate it against the backdrop of the influence of new ICT technologies on our daily lives and the transformation of the cultural environment. Reader satisfaction can be achieved through concepts that meet the information needs of consumers, fulfil the demands of cultural society and respond to national, regional and global challenges. The idea of explaining reader satisfaction from the point of view of commercial interests and the commercialization of the process does not reveal the true nature of the problem, and the directions for solving the problem in service to the civilizational process remain unanswered. Libraries, whether traditional, digital or hybrid models, represent a valuable information heritage of human society. Their sustainability and ability to maintain their position in the modern information age largely depend on the correct assessment of their socio-philosophical essence.This article attempts to analyze the scientific, theoretical and empirical aspects of the problem and determine its connection with existing theories. The problem of consumer evaluation of reader satisfaction, its commercial approach, its social value, cultural studies, secularity is expressed in its socio-philosophical essence. The article examines the long-term social consequences of the deliberate introduction of false information services and disinformation into the process of providing information, and also reveals their socio-philosophical essence.</p>