Once you start censoring a part of the Internet, or any medium for that
matter, of a particular piece of information you are responsible to make
sure absolutely none of the information gets through.
If you fail to do so you may be up for some pretty big law suit's.
However if you give sufficient warning of the information available, and
inform users that it is their responsibility to make sure their children
don't access such information. ( At least for the time being :-) )
My company has chosen proper education over any censoring....
Leon O'Brien
Managing Director
NetWorx Pty Ltd
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> From: potlicker @
morebbs .
com
> To: firewalls @
greatcircle .
com
> Subject: Internet policy
> Date: Tuesday, September 17, 1996 5:41 AM
>
>
> Wankers PLC did a study of what their users are accessing during business
> hours. They found that 20 percent of all Internet access from their
company
> is viewing pornographic materials. Now they are chewing their finger
nails
> and trying to decide who to blame. The obvious approach would be to
block
> access to the porno sites on their firewalls. How do other companies
handle
> this issue?
> PoT_LiCkEr
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