PRESS RELEASE: Schlock Horror! Stafford jury acquits fantasy porn defendant: “PRESS RELEASE: Schlock Horror! Stafford jury acquits fantasy porn defendant By Nick | Published: January 7, 2011 For immediate release Schlock Horror! Stafford jury acquits…
Feds subpoena Twitter for info on WikiLeaks backer: “ Icelandic MP sounds alarm US authorities have subpoenaed Twitter for information about an Icelandic parliamentarian who until recently was a vocal supporter of WikiLeaks and its…
Oz net filter jams up with smut, may be pulled out altogether: “ Online rules may be scrapped A former Australian regulator recently speculated that there may be changes in the works for Australia’s smut…
Regulating Sex, a seminar on sex and regulation will take place at the British Academy in London on 1 February 2011 from 1400 to 1700. The seminar focuses on the regulation of sex in relation…
Business Insight | Infotech-Telecoms: Europe seen needing regulation on Internet access 22 December, 2010 LONDON – Europe’s confidence that it need not follow the United States in adopting rules to ensure fair Internet access may…
Survey: Little Support for Net Regulation – TheStreet: By Theresa McCabe 12/28/10 – 12:55 PM EST NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Consumers aren’t in favor of the Federal Communications Commission regulating the Internet as it does…
BBC News – Internet porn block ‘not possible’ say ISPs 20 December 2010 Last updated at 12:45 GMT Internet porn block ‘not possible’ say ISPs Metal sieve, Eyewire A nationwide system to block pornography ‘at…
Web filtering: Why a Great British Firewall will be useless | Technology | guardian.co.uk Ed Vaizey’s plan to block pornography online is doomed to fail because it simply won’t work * Tom Scott * guardian.co.uk,…
UK, France move to filter the internet By John Hilvert Dec 20, 2010 5:23 PM Separate bills to end ‘Wild West’ approach. The UK and French Governments have separately conceived plans to block internet pornography…
Craigslist Pulls Adult Ads From Worldwide Markets: “Facing political pressure from various markets, Craigslist has pulled its paid adult service ads category in Canadian and international markets.” (Via XBIZ.com | News & Articles.)