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Pornography, Children and Parents

on April 06, 2014

"To the Editor:

The article throws into stark relief the differences between the United States and Britain and why we should be grateful for the First Amendment. If the United States government were to coerce Internet service providers into installing filtering software by default, that would violate the Constitution."

Date Published:04/06/2014
Original Publication:The New York Times

Published in: Press , Privacy