by Mark Gibbs

SAFE but Stupid

Opinion

Dec 14, 20071 min

The US House of Representatives voted yesterday [December 5th] to approve the `Securing Adolescents From Exploitation-Online (SAFE) Act of 2007.’ The resolution requires “electronic communication and remote computing service providers” to report and forward any obscene images related to children to the government. In addition to providers of public wifi, that could include social networks and email providers. The Resolution will now face a vote by the Senate.

— from an article on Read/WriteWeb What a load of dumbasses.

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by Mark Gibbs

Mark Gibbs is an author, journalist, and man of mystery. His writing for Network World is widely considered to be vastly underpaid. For more than 30 years, Gibbs has consulted, lectured, and authored numerous articles and books about networking, information technology, and the social and political issues surrounding them. His complete bio can be found at http://gibbs.com/mgbio

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