My views on censorship have always been liberal. This, like other abrasive and foolish gestures, is more an act of stupidity than a by-product of free speech. The problem is not so much what is said, but that money buys air time and the major networks are quickly becoming a single mechanism. Not everybody has equal access to this constitutional right. The internet, however, is still in the early stages of its development.
Nobody owns it yet.
As with everything, there are pros and cons. One con is that many of the so-called experts on various subjects are clearly out of their minds, and one can only assume that there are people out there modifying their lives based on the advice of lunatics. The greatest thing about the internet is that the world of known information is at our fingertips, quickly. Then there are the ethical issues that may never be settled, like the fact that pedophiles posing as children are creeping into chat rooms and initiating interactions with unsuspecting minors. This threat is far more dangerous than many other perils faced by children because of the aspect of anonymity.