In a community where boys and girls are strictly segregated and marriages are arranged, Satmar elders have gone to great lengths to prevent teens from exposure to chat rooms or sites where they might be bombarded with invitations to X-rated Web pages. But the technology ban has come at a cost for the Satmar, leaving the impoverished community out of New York State's boom in tech jobs. Whether the education they receive is useful in today's economy, I can't say. The Lubavitch are also concerned about sites they deem objectionable, but they view the Internet as an ideal tool for Judaism. It is the original hyper-linked text.
Nothing can bring it out like the Web.