The article considers the modernstate of computer (electronic) lexicography, which is traditionally divided into corpus and electronic ones. At first glance theincreasing global computerization has greatly facilitated the work of lexicographers and linguists, however, a number ofproblems have arisen at once. Among the first ones are the principles of corpora compilation, the requirements of which haveconsiderably expanded since the appearance of the first ones, and at present stage of corpus technologies development corporashould be able to answer a wide range of possible inquiries and meet the needs of different users. Most of the principlesdeveloped up till now are standardized and unified for the convenience of both scientific and non-scientific research. The nextkey issue that exists nowadays is not only the inclusion of the main lexicographic postulates, but also consideringtechnological and operational features of the new media (smartphones and tablets). Provided practical lexicography isprimarily intended to meet the needs of the end user, the procedures for determining the needs of users are becomingincreasingly relevant today by involving them in surveys and analysis of logs. It is noted that more and more non-specialists ofthe field are involved in the actual development of lexicographic projects. They perform simple tasks, mainly as volunteers.Such practices also require well-balanced and clear rules in order to avoid creating a low-quality final product. There exist afew online platforms where you can “hire” a number of volunteers to perform such tasks. Another aspect of the developmentof new lexicography, mainly in the English-speaking world, is a special type of lexicography - lexicography for fun. The mainobject of research here is the vocabulary associated with certain hobbies, books, films or computer games. 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