1. Moral Panic
... Internet are likely the ones who are going out looking for it. She further argues that these children will simply find it elsewhere if they cannot find it on the net. In Wilkins" article moral panic is defined as "a wave of public concern, anxiety, and fervor about something, usually perceived as a threat to society". In recent years Internet pornography has come ... under public scrutiny and that as a result of this, very restrictive guidelines have been put on what can and cannot be published on the net. And sometimes these restrictions cause useful information on topics such as art a...
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