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WASHINGTON (AP) -- A pioneering strategy to stem online child pornography is threatening Internet stability because it blocks Web surfers visiting innocent sites located in the same virtual neighborhoods as those peddling illegal porn, a prominent civil liberties group says.
In a precusor to a possible legal challenge, the Washington-based Center for Democracy and Technology said it will try Thursday to compel Pennsylvania's attorney general to disclose new details about unusual efforts in that state forcing Internet providers to block visits to Web sites containing child pornography.
Lawyers for the group compared the technique to disrupting mail delivery to an entire apartment complex over one tenant's illegal actions.
Read full story here:
http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/internet/02/21/internet.blocking.ap/index.html
In a precusor to a possible legal challenge, the Washington-based Center for Democracy and Technology said it will try Thursday to compel Pennsylvania's attorney general to disclose new details about unusual efforts in that state forcing Internet providers to block visits to Web sites containing child pornography.
Lawyers for the group compared the technique to disrupting mail delivery to an entire apartment complex over one tenant's illegal actions.
Read full story here:
http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/internet/02/21/internet.blocking.ap/index.html