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  • Free Web Content Filtering Service

    06/19/2009 12:22:28 PM PDT · by dan1123 · 2 replies · 276+ views
    bestsecuritytips.com ^ | 2007/10/20 | Max
    WebWithout provides safe online protection for your family or workplace. It is done by providing a free, simple and easy to use service that filters out the less desirable aspects of the Internet. Once you use the WebWithout service, you can be confident in the knowledge that your user experience will be free of items such as pornography, Phishing, violence, racial hatred and such like.
  • Proposed EU ISP filtering and copyright extension shot down

    01/23/2008 9:31:08 AM PST · by antiRepublicrat · 2 replies · 20+ views
    Ars Technica ^ | January 22, 2008 | Jon Stokes
    This past November, EU regulators in the European Parliament's Committee on Culture and Education began looking in earnest at Europe's cultural products and heritage as an engine for economic growth. The idea behind this investigation, which took its original impetus from a 2006 study on "The economy of culture in Europe" and culminated in a draft report submitted by French socialist MEP Guy Bono entitled "On cultural industries in the context of the Lisbon strategy," is to consider ways that EU regulation might give a boost to the so-called "cultural and creative sector." The draft report contained language that the...
  • Airlines planning to filter, censor in-flight 'Net access

    12/25/2007 9:25:35 PM PST · by dayglored · 13 replies · 117+ views
    Ars Technica ^ | 12/24/2007 | Jacqui Cheng
    The prospect of having broadband while flying at 35,000 feet is enough to get most of us geeks a-twitter. We'd want it to be safe, of course, but frankly we're a little tired of the arguments against unencumbered in-flight WiFi that center on so-called 'Net etiquette. An AP report today recounts the objections of some travelers and airlines alike to in-flight WiFi, and they pull out the usual ghosts and goblins: armies of loud VoIP users, people "flaming" each other on planes (oh please), and guys who just can't stop looking at porn. These Chicken Little scenarios are tiresome and...
  • Iran to filter "immoral" mobile messages

    04/28/2007 6:39:55 AM PDT · by nuconvert · 8 replies · 293+ views
    Washington Post/Reuters ^ | April 28, 2007
    Iran to filter "immoral" mobile messages Reuters April 28, 2007 TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran's Telecommunications Ministry will start filtering "immoral" video and audio messages sent via mobile phones, state television reported on Saturday. The Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution, a body set up after Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution, has instructed the ministry to buy the equipment needed to prevent any misuse of Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS), it said. MMS allows users to send multimedia messages that include images, video and audio. " ... in order to prevent possible misuse of MMS, immoral actions and social problems, the Telecommunications Ministry...
  • OFSA Library Alert - Protect Children in Oklahoma Public Libraries by Supporting HB 2158

    03/14/2006 9:12:39 PM PST · by plan2succeed.org · 19 replies · 641+ views
    Oklahomans for School Accountability Web Site ^ | March 13, 2006 | Oklahomans for School Accountability
    (TIME SENSITIVE; FOR IMMEDIATE CIRCULATION) March 13, 2006 (Hyperlinks in Text) Oklahoma State Representative Sally Kern has a bill, House Bill 2158, which will go to the floor for a vote very soon, perhaps within the week. According to the Library Stories blog, the Friday (March 10) editorial in the Daily Oklahoman is from none other than Oklahoma City’s mayor condemning the fine State Representative for her efforts to restrict funding from public libraries unless they re-shelve obscene materials and books regarding homosexuality to a section where only adults can sign for same. She is only doing her job. The...
  • Secure Computing Does Not Sell Filtering To Iran

    06/23/2005 11:05:30 AM PDT · by DavidBurt · 1 replies · 175+ views
    AFP ^ | 06/23/2005 | David Burt
    US firm says Iran 'illegally' uses Internet filter software A US Web security firm cited in a report on Iran's Internet censorship said that any use in Iran of its software is "illegal and unauthorized." . John McNulty, chairman and chief executive of Secure Computing Corporation said in a statement that his company "has sold no licenses to any entity in Iran." . The company was cited in a report Tuesday by the OpenNet Initiative, a partnership of researchers that called Iran's Internet censorship among the worst in the world and called the US firm "complicit."
  • Town Refuses to Ask Citizens If Library Porn Should Be Filtered Out - Please Help Us!

    12/31/2003 1:58:40 AM PST · by plan2succeed.org · 467 replies · 1,791+ views
    Plan2Succeed.org ^ | 22 Dec 2003 | Plan2Succeed.org
    Town Refuses to Ask Citizens If Library Porn Should Be Filtered Out; Plan2Succeed.org Seeking Pro Bono Counsel. Something is wrong when a small group of people called a Library Board of Trustees determines that a public library must continue to allow access to pornography despite admittedly being outside the library's mission, the Township Committee claims it is powerless to stop the Board, and the citizens have no say.
  • Anti-Defamation League HateFilter® 2.0

    09/04/2002 5:39:14 PM PDT · by Salman · 18 replies · 270+ views
    ... a unique product that helps parents make sure that messages of hate and bigotry on the Internet do not reach their children. What is ADL HateFilter®? ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE HateFilter® is a FREE software product designed to act as a gatekeeper. It protects children by blocking access to World Wide Web sites of individuals or groups that, in the judgment of the Anti-Defamation League, advocate hatred, bigotry or even violence towards Jews or other groups on the basis of their religion, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or other immutable characteristics... The rest here.
  • Librarians Say 'Don't Make Us Thought Police' as Trial Challenging Internet Porn Filtering Opens

    03/26/2002 3:22:54 AM PST · by TomGuy · 22 replies · 340+ views
    ap ^ | Mar 26, 2002 | Joann Loviglio
    Follow up to FR Post: Librarians to argue that blocking online porn is censorship Librarians Say 'Don't Make Us Thought Police' as Trial Challenging Internet Porn Filtering Opens By Joann Loviglio Associated Press Writer Published: Mar 26, 2002 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Librarians complained that the government was trying to turn them into "thought police" as a trial over the constitutionality of a federal law requiring libraries to screen out Internet pornography opened. The trial, which is being heard by a three-judge panel, began Monday and was expected to last nine days. Leading the challenge to the Children's Internet Protection Act...