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   Filth, Filtering, and the First Amendment: Ruminations on Public Libraries' Use of Internet Filtering Software, in Federal Communications Law Journal » Read Now

   by Bernard W. Bell. 48 pgs.

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   ...Limitations on the Use of Internet Filtering in Public and School Libraries: What Content Can Librarians...PERSPECTIVES ON INTERNET CONTENT CONTROLS 143, 147-48...efforts...
   
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   Burning Cyberbooks in Public Libraries: Internet Filtering Software vs. the First Amendment, in Stanford Law Review » Read Now

   by Junichi P. Semitsu. 32 pgs.

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   ...reasoning that filtering Internet content was akin...between the Internet and broadcasting...applied towards content-based interventions...in using filtering...
   
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   Just Give It to Me Straight: A Case against Filtering the Internet, in Phi Delta Kappan » Read Now

   by T. A. Callister Jr., Nicholas C. Burbules. 7 pgs.

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   ...the idea of filtering seems perfectly...filters," Internet filters keep out "bad" content while allowing "good" content to pass through...argue that filtering is...
   
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   The Internet Filter Farce, in The American Prospect » Read Now

   by Geoffrey Nunberg. 6 pgs.

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   ...that the Internet gives rise...described as "content filtering software...that the content filtering market exceeds...engines and Internet service providers...make the...
   
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   Free Expression in the Age of the Internet: Social and Legal Boundaries (Chap. 5 "Reno V. ACLU: A Legal Test in the Age of the Internet") » Read Now

   by Jeremy Harris Lipschultz. 331 pgs.

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   Jeremy Harris Lipschultz is communication graduate chair and associate professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
   
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   Is COPPA a Cop Out? The Child Online Privacy Protection Act as Proof That Parents, Not Government, Should Be Protecting Children's Interests on the Internet, in Fordham Urban Law Journal » Read Now

   by Melanie L. Hersh. 48 pgs.

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   ...a. Use of Filtering Technology...provide free Internet access to...what the content, there should...provided filtering devices as...to allow Internet users to filter...
   
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   Content Management, Filtering and the World Wide Web, in T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education) » Read Now

   by Rich Chapin. 10 pgs.

   Collections: Education, Entire Library

   ...Content Management, Filtering and the World...pornography on the Internet is both ubiquitous...service, an Internet access provider...schools can use content filtering and...
   
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   Screening Out Sex: Kids, Computers, and the New Censors, in The American Prospect » Read Now

   by Marjorie Heins. 5 pgs.

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   ...commercial filtering products...classifying, and internet speakers...Internet Content Selection...editing their content to achieve...some kind of filtering scheme...
   
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   Cyberporn and Censorship: Constitutional Barriers to Preventing Access to Internet Pornography by Minors, in Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology » Read Now

   by Glenn E. Simon. 33 pgs.

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   ...by enabling individual content providers to rate content on the Internet. Id. at 838-39. (122) Examples of software released...adult-oriented sights. ACLU Protests Librarys...
   
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    The First Amendment and Problems of Political Viability: The Case of Internet Pornography, in Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy » Read Now

    by Mark C. Alexander. 54 pgs.

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    ...to all Web content, as opposed...files; and 4) filtering and blocking...test in the Internet context...Server-side filtering is: voluntary use by Internet Service...
    
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    The V-Chip Debate: Content Filtering from Television to the Internet (Chap. Eleven "Yelling 'Filter' on the Crowded Net: The Implications of User Control Technologies" and Chap. Twelve "Rating the Net") » Read Now

    by Monroe E. Price. 363 pgs.

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    ...DEBATE: CONTENT FILTERING FROM TELEVISION TO THE INTERNET -ii- THE V-CHIP DEBATE: CONTENT FILTERING FROM TELEVISION TO THE INTERNET Edited...debate : content filtering from...
    
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    Will Free Speech get Tangled in the Net, in The American Prospect » Read Now

    by Joshua Micah Marshall. 5 pgs.

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    ...information centers on "content filtering" and something...Platform for Internet Content Selection...oft-cited example, content filtering could allow internet searches...
    
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    The Control Revolution: How the Internet is Putting Individuals in Charge and Changing the World We Know (Chap. 11 "Freedom from Speech") » Read Now

    by Andrew L. Shapiro. 288 pgs.

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    The author explains how the Internet revolution has really affected our lives. He argues that the common thread underlying developments is not just a change in how we compute or communicate but a shift in who is in control.
    
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    China and Internet Filters: When the Reporting of Major News Organizations Is Blocked, Why Not Do Something about It?, in Nieman Reports » Read Now

    by Jonathan Zittrain. 3 pgs.

    ...map of what nations are filtering what content. Then the team could turn to more sophisticated...as correlating particular instances of filtering with stated shifts in...