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War mercenaries can be traced back to the ancient era and it still survives to this day, though its form and means of use have significantly changed in the second part of the 20th century in response to changes in international law. Numerous countries nowadays are employing these modern mercenaries to replace their soldiers in many military roles. Due to the rapid spread of private military companies (PMC) and the number of contracts granted to them every year, a major concern has been raised, and until this day there are no clear international law documents that regulate the activities and define the legal status of these military contractors. Because of this, the question of PMC's is seemingly in a grey zone of law. The main aim of this paper is toexamine the trends of PMC's, and the existing efforts to properly regulate them both on international and national levels. ; Karo samdinių veikla prasidėjo dar antikos laikais, o bėgant laikui šis fenomenas toliau vystėsi. XX a. antroje pusėje karo samdiniai pakeitė savo formą siekiant adaptuotis prie teisinio reglamentavimo. Kylant naujiems konfliktams vidurio rytuose bei Afrikoje, valstybės pradėjo samdyti privačių karinių kompanijų specialistus, atlikti įvairias karinio pobūdžio užduotis, kurias įprastai atlikdavo valstybinių kariuomenių personalas. Vis dėlto, vykstant minėtiems pokyčiams naujoji karo samdinių forma aplenkė tarptautinį teisinį reglamentavimą, dėl ko šiuo metu egzistuoja daug neišspręstų juridinių klausimų. Todėl šio darbo pagrindinis tikslas yra moderniųjų karo samdinių – privačių karinių kompanijų (PKK) kontraktorių veiklos ir teisinės problematikos apžvalga, atkreipiant dėmesį į bandymus sureglamentuoti PKK tarptautiniu lygmeniu, bei atskirų valstybių kaip JAV ir PAR nacionalinius teisės aktus susijusius su šia veiklos forma.

This article analyzes the phenomenon of digital data and its impact on both the daily lives of each individual and businesses. Article discusses the legal issue of data ownership, which is inextricably linked with the emergence of Big data. The EU legal regulation of digital data faces the following shortcomings: i. legal regulation of data does not keep pace with the rapid development of technology and the phenomenon of such large-scale data creation; ii. the current EU data legislation is intended to protect the interests of the data subject or business and not to create a common data regulatory ecosystem. For these reasons, the question of data ownership is raised, which is thought to be able to change the whole legal perception of digital data in the further evolution of the Industrial Revolution.

This article analyzes the phenomenon of digital data and its impact on both the daily lives of each individual and businesses. Article discusses the legal issue of data ownership, which is inextricably linked with the emergence of Big data. The EU legal regulation of digital data faces the following shortcomings: i. legal regulation of data does not keep pace with the rapid development of technology and the phenomenon of such large-scale data creation; ii. the current EU data legislation is intended to protect the interests of the data subject or business and not to create a common data regulatory ecosystem. For these reasons, the question of data ownership is raised, which is thought to be able to change the whole legal perception of digital data in the further evolution of the Industrial Revolution. ; Straipsnyje analizuojami skaitmeninių duomenų fenomeno, jų reguliavimo ir duomenų nuosavybės probleminiai aspektai ir svarba.

This article analyzes the phenomenon of digital data and its impact on both the daily lives of each individual and businesses. Article discusses the legal issue of data ownership, which is inextricably linked with the emergence of Big data. The EU legal regulation of digital data faces the following shortcomings: i. legal regulation of data does not keep pace with the rapid development of technology and the phenomenon of such large-scale data creation; ii. the current EU data legislation is intended to protect the interests of the data subject or business and not to create a common data regulatory ecosystem. For these reasons, the question of data ownership is raised, which is thought to be able to change the whole legal perception of digital data in the further evolution of the Industrial Revolution.

This article analyzes the phenomenon of digital data and its impact on both the daily lives of each individual and businesses. Article discusses the legal issue of data ownership, which is inextricably linked with the emergence of Big data. The EU legal regulation of digital data faces the following shortcomings: i. legal regulation of data does not keep pace with the rapid development of technology and the phenomenon of such large-scale data creation; ii. the current EU data legislation is intended to protect the interests of the data subject or business and not to create a common data regulatory ecosystem. For these reasons, the question of data ownership is raised, which is thought to be able to change the whole legal perception of digital data in the further evolution of the Industrial Revolution.

This article analyzes the phenomenon of digital data and its impact on both the daily lives of each individual and businesses. Article discusses the legal issue of data ownership, which is inextricably linked with the emergence of Big data. The EU legal regulation of digital data faces the following shortcomings: i. legal regulation of data does not keep pace with the rapid development of technology and the phenomenon of such large-scale data creation; ii. the current EU data legislation is intended to protect the interests of the data subject or business and not to create a common data regulatory ecosystem. For these reasons, the question of data ownership is raised, which is thought to be able to change the whole legal perception of digital data in the further evolution of the Industrial Revolution.