One person should not be withheld from media or information on the web because the website could be accessed by minors. ... The myShield servers act as filters between its users and the World Wide Web" (Coventry, 2002). ... Conclusion With the growing number of Internet users on the world wide web, Internet security issues must be addressed by the Government. These issues include the privacy security of individual users and the protection of minors using the web to access information that is sexually explicit or violent. ...

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You can't argue that our world wide web is a source of corruption; neither can you say that it was the best invention ever. ... Ever since the Internet appeared on the scene, web-related jobs have sprung up, online shopping was created, companies such as AOL and Yahoo came into being, and a whole new dimension of economy took shape. ...

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"Protecting Our Children from Internet Smut: Moral Duty or Moral Panic?" Julia Wilkins" article Protecting our Children from Internet Smut: Moral Duty or Moral Panic? which appeared in the September/October issue of The Humanist is an argument for the idea that the media (epically magazines) fue...

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Analyzing earlier societies, Van Der Leun reveals the artistic aspect of pornography to Neolithic paintings, comparing similar modern day images to that of "prehistoric sculptures of females with pendulous breasts and very wide hips" (Van Der Leun 476). ... "Sex has come rocketing out of the closet and into terminals of anyone smart enough to boot up FreeTerm." (478) Making reference to the intelligence level needed to access pornographic images on the internet, Van Der Leun points out that not much intellect is necessary to view the graphics that are available on the web. ... This age span de...

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