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Showing 1-15 of 15 results foundThe CDA: Case closed
June 26, 1997 The Supreme Court rejects the Communications Decency Act in a sweeping decision that will shape the future of free speech on the Internet.High court rejects CDA
June 26, 1997 The Supreme Court finds the Communications Decency Act unconstitutional under the First Amendment.Judges refuse to overturn Net obscenity law
July 26, 2005 New York panel rejects arguments from fine art photographer who specializes in sadomasochistic imagery.Supreme Court won't intervene in Net obscenity case
March 21, 2006 Justices uphold a ruling that dismissed an art photographer's objections to the Communications Decency Act.Technology no panacea
June 26, 1997 The tools that help parents protect their children from online smut are far from foolproof.Others post, you get sued
October 24, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod examines whether online service providers are legally responsible for content users create.How Web providers dodged a big legal bullet
December 20, 2006 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod outlines a recent court decision protecting Net companies from liability for third-party content.Court strengthens protections for Net chat groups
February 2, 2005 N.J. court doesn't agree with town council members who claim owner of message board was responsible for nasty comments users posted.Europe debates Net growth, limits
May 3, 1996 Interest in both regulating information and promoting expansion on the Internet is heating up in Europe.FAQ: The new 'annoy' law explained
January 11, 2006 Certain types of Web sites, e-mail are now federally prohibited. What does that mean in practice?Police blotter: Cops raid Usenet provider over porn
September 8, 2006 Judge lets civil rights lawsuit proceed that Usenet provider filed against Pa. police after being raided.Adult site's legal battle could aid Web hosting services
March 30, 2007 Decision in the Perfect 10 case is likely to shield Web hosting services from being sued in state courts for the actions of their users.The politics of .xxx
June 6, 2005 If the porn domain remains voluntary, that's one thing, says CNET New.com's Declan McCullagh. But what happens if politicians make it mandatory?Why ISPs can breathe easier after a porno decision
January 24, 2007 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says a Texas federal judge's decision means a major victory for Internet providers.CNET Special Feature: Dark side of the Web
July 19, 1997 The Internet has proved to be a wellspring of news, resources, and information for business, academia, and community, but its wild and woolly side is still lurking in the virtual basement.
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