Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore, in their debate this week, also spoke approvingly of such filters. Yet a commission appointed by Congress to study protecting children online has pointedly declined to recommend mandatory filtering. The Child Online Protection Act Commission, created by Congress in a 1998 Internet pornography bill, will issue a report today that calls instead for educating parents about the problem and enforcing existing obscenity laws. InfoWorld - Documents reveal plans to develop Carnivore . All rights reserved.
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