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Technical means, such as filters, have been used to try to make the net safe for kids. How effective have they been? Let’s look at the history via a cyberlaw reading list. This is a list meant for those who are not law students.

Readings:

• The
  Nuremburg Files website
• Sam
  Howe Verhovek, “Creators of Anti-Abortion Web Site Told to Pay Millions”
  The New York Times, February 3, 1999
• United
  States v. Jake Baker

• Cybersitter.com
• Peacefire.org
  
• Seth
  Finkelstein’s Anti-Censoring Website
• Ben
  Edelman’s Expert Report on Filtering for the ACLU

• ACLU
  of Georgia v. Miller
• Georgia
  Code 16-9-93.1
• The
  Communications Decency Act

• Excerpts
  from Jonhson and Post article
• Simson
  Garfinkel, Welcome to Sealand. Now Bugger Off.

• 2000-11-21
  NYTimes article: French uphold ruling against Yahoo!
• Sample
  Yahoo! auction of Nazi memorabilia: Hitler 54th Birthday Stamps
  
• 2000-08-11
  wired.com article: French judge wants tech solution to implement ban
  
• 2000-12-22
  NYTimes article: Yahoo seeks to block judgment
• 2001-08-14
  McCullagh’s Politech email: US business groups back Yahoo!
• 2001-11-07
  ORDER in Yahoo! case
• 2001-11-16
  NYTimes article: Was the ruling such a victory?

• 1999-12-16
  wired.com article: iCraveTV craves lawsuits
• 2000-02-08
  ORDER in iCrave case
• 2000-03-13
  NYTimes article: iCrave shut down, U.S. copyright power
• 2001-09-17
  slashdot posting: JumpTV to give it a try with eBorder Control technology
  
• Description
  of VIRTGAME.com’s eBORDER CONTROL technology