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Category Archives: Pornography
Can pornography be made unpopular?
My friend Cam has started a cause called Fight the New Drug (FTND). That “New Drug” is pornography, and their approach parallels the fight against tobacco. This is about changing the messaging. For example, if smoking is a way to … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Main, Marketing, Morals, Pornography, Speech
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Do We Need a New Internet?
The New York Times recently asked, Do We Need a New Internet? …there is a growing belief among engineers and security experts that Internet security and privacy have become so maddeningly elusive that the only way to fix the problem … Continue reading
Is the Internet broken?
As amazing as the Internet is for commerce, communication, and education, it might have been better. Imagine opening your email and not finding any spam. Imagine your children or your little brother not happening into any pornography. Pete Ashdown spoke … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Law, Pornography, Speech, Tech
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Harmful to Minors
Even the libertarian and most ardent proponent of free speech should care that we continue to allow pornography to run rampant on the Internet. Here’s why. A proposal by Larry Lessig called H2M (“Harmful to Minors”) would help parents protect … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Internet, Law, Main, Pornography
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Big milestone for CP80 but still many detractors
It was a big week for CP80, the anti-pornography group led by Ralph Yarro. The Utah legislature unanimously passed, and Governor Huntsman signed, a non-binding resolution calling on the U.S. government to do something about Internet pornography. The resolution calls … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Pornography, Tech, Utah
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