Internet+Censorhip+(Anamaria)

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 * internet censorship is big debate among people. -- AS
 * Many who are for the internet censorship say that by having internet censorship it can help keep people from doing illegal activites online. --AS
 * can keep pedophiles away. --AS
 * many who are against internet censorship fear that it goes against their first amendment rights. Freedom of speech and the freedom of expressions.--AS
 * also many think that it will limit the amount of information you can access online. --AS
 * the bottom line is that people need to learn how to use the internet responsibly and not for stupid stuff--AS
 * Censorship is used all over the world.--AS
 * People censor their computers and their computers and their internet for their children most of the time.-- AS
 * They try keeping them away from the profanity, hate speeches, and sometimes pornography. --AS
 * Censorship is the process of examining material in order to delete anything considered questionable. --AS
 * Ways of securing your computer at home would be using parental control. --AS
 * By using censorship it helps keep the children safe from harm.--AS
 * The OpenNet Initiative- group conducting the study. --AS
 * Political, social, and cultural content are the primary targets of censorship.-- AS
 * Study in 2006 -- AS
 * The most active countries censoring social content from satire to religious debate to pornograpghy are in the Middle East. --AS
 * Many U.S. companies like microsoft, google, and yahoo provide the technology that allows countries to censor the internet. --AS
 * Theses companies are facing threat from the government. The gov't is forcing them to report the details of their agreements with "Internet-restricting" countries. But the companies strongly oppose it. -- AS
 * As more groups and individuals have access to the internet and use it to communicate and organize the gov't sees it as a threat and are always tempted to censor it.--AS

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 * The gov't censors the internet to protect children and citizens. --AS
 * To decrease foreign influence.(Why)--AS
 * Protect Political Stabilit
 * securityand civility (Why)--AS
 * To maintain security--AS
 * They do it by legeslation, telecommunication, and labelling.--AS
 * Schools censor their internet for responsibility, and maintaining security and civility.--AS
 * From what? From hate speeches, Criticism of staff and administration.--AS
 * Ann Beeson said When a parent installs a filter that keeps a kid from seeing a bunch of sites that may or may not be pornography, that's parenting, she said. When a government forces all adults and minors to use filters, that's censorship. --AS
 * the gov't isnt the only one that has to keep an eye on the children its their parents --AS
 * Claire Buchan, a White House spokeswoman said that the main goal with internet filters is to prevent children from being exposed to endicencys--AS
 * Many people think that internet censorship goes against our first amendement. --AS
 * Many feel that the only reason why the gov't is censoring the internet is because many parents don't keep eye one what their children are doing.--AS
 * They say that you can't leave the responsibility to the gov't or anybody else. --AS
 * if the internet gets censored then a lot of the information that people need access to will not be able to be seen.--AS
 * resources to help families understand potential online dangers and to keep families safe.--AS
 * it is helpful to talk to your children about what they can and can't do online. So they know their limits.--AS
 * Parental control lets you do that by blocking what is appropriate and what isn't. --AS
 * It's important for parents to stay on top of what they are looking at. --AS
 * Schools and libraries are determined to protect their students from websites that are not appropriate.
 * Any website that is questionable and that can neg. affect the student.--AS
 * these days kids younger than 10 years old are using the internet. --AS
 * the internet provides an oppertunity for preditors and thieves. --AS
 * there are two types of parental control. Software and non-software --AS
 * software means info that is blocked out that is unwanted. --AS
 * filtering is done on a remote server. -- AS
 * Non-software means the steps a parent can take that do involve software at all. --AS
 * Language filtering --AS
 * Active report- parents get a report on what their kids do that day.--AS
 * Since 1996 congress has been trying to get legislation to protect children from looking at harmful things that they shouldn't be looking at that age. --AS
 * Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) --AS
 * has gotten supreme court endorsements --AS
 * CIPA has aksed libraries and school districts who are recieving federal funds to add internet safety policies to their computers. --AS
 * Filtering measures that protect the kids from looking and harmful images. Takes away those websites --AS
 * Many of the peopel that are old enough to do what they please are upset that when they go to the library they can't access many websites because of the filters.--AS
 * it causes libraries to give up their first amendment rights just so they can recieve money from the gov't --AS
 * congress says that the library computers are used for information, research, and learning, not for people to express themselves over the internet.--AS
 * The United States gov't has made some attempts to censor the internet. --AS
 * Like the CDA, Communications Decency Act (1996) --AS
 * COPA, Child Online Protection Act (1998) --AS
 * CIPA, Children's Internet Protection Act (1999) --AS
 * The first 2 have been denied by the supreme court. --AS
 * CDA was the gov't first plan to control indecency and obscenity online.--AS
 * e.g. chatrooms, webpages, online dicussions --AS
 * restricted what people under 18 could do. --AS
 * COPA was suggested to protect children from porn on the internet. --AS
 * It told all commercial distributors to block all minors from their websites --AS
 * It was not passed because the third curcuit and court of appeals said that their definition of broad materials was to broad.--AS
 * CIPA which was the only one that was passed. --AS
 * Required schools and libraries that get federal funding to have Internet safety policy and technology installed in their computer--AS
 * Must include the blocking or filtering of pictures that are obscene or harmful to minors. --AS
 * must teach the minors about responsible and appropriate online behavior --AS
 * teachers and admin. must monitor online activities of students --AS
 * an argument was made against the CIPA that said that the filters may block a very fair amount of constitutionally protected speech.--AS ---