... information ever created (Electronic Frontier Foundation). What if a woman using the Internet at a public library wanted to find a website with up to date information on breast cancer, but was unsuccessful because the sites contain the word "breast?" This is just one of the many obstacles that Internet users could encounter in the face of continued censorship by the government. The Internet makes it ... ...
... content hosted in the Netherlands led to the entire server being unavailable to the significant disadvantage of other content providers and users. In the United States, filtering software resulted in breast cancer sufferers being unable to access Government-sponsored web sites. When a dictionary was put through Iseek, a filter engine, the words alcohol, beer, bra and fist were some of the words that ... ...
... keep minors from being exposed to obscene material. In Loudon County Va., Patrons sued because the filtering software the library was using wouldn't allow them to access topics such as Breast Cancer and gay and lesbian rights. The judge ruled that the libraries could not block sexual material from the internet. The Judge in that case Leona Brinkema said that when libraries ... ...
