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  Content sanitized for whose protection?

  It's a fascinating aspect of modern culture that even as we gain ever greater access to information, news and entertainment there are puritanical groups in our society who repeatedly attempt to push us back to some better, nicer, safer, prudish and, in many ways, more ignorant society. And the villain in the quest to "clean up Dodge" is not always who it might appear to be.

  By Mark Gibbs | 17 March, 2012 07:39

  Tags: Apple, Barnes & Noble, Configuration / maintenance, credit cards, Data Center, e-commerce, hardware systems, internet, Kobo, online payment, payment, paypal, porn, security, sex, Smashwords, sony

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  Illinois outlaws sex offenders from using Facebook, MySpace

  The state of Illinois made it a law this week that convicted sex offenders cannot use social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace.

  By Computerworld Staff | 17 August, 2009 05:54

  Tags: Facebook, legal, MySpace, sex, social networks

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  MySpace faces fresh controversy over sex offender issue

  Just two weeks after a task force whose formation was spearheaded by MySpace delivered a report saying that social networking sites were safer from sexual predators than many people had assumed, MySpace finds itself dealing with a new inquiry related to registered sex offenders by Connecticut's attorney general.

  By Jaikumar Vijayan | 29 January, 2009 09:20

  Tags: MySpace, sex

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  Strange bedfellows: Sex and IT unite to stop Net censorship

  Who would have thought the government's proposed Internet filtering scheme would bring together so many disparate groups all united in their opposition to mandatory censorship?

  By Rodney Gedda | 14 January, 2009 11:15

  Tags: clean feed, internet content filtering, internet filtering, sex