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Justice Department Trying to Revive COPA

Posted By: admin 12 June, 2008

Justice Department Trying to Revive COPA: “Government lawyers tried Tuesday to revive the Child Online Protection Act, a 1998 law designed to keep online pornography away from children.”

(Via XBIZ.com | News & Articles.)

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