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A state court Wednesday overturned the 1998 conviction of the former head of CompuServe Germany for failing to block access to child pornography sites on the Internet. In a case that drew worldwide criticism, Felix Somm was convicted in May 1998 by the Munich Administrative Court of complicity in 13 cases of distributing illegal pornography by not blocking CompuServe customer access to the sites. A state court in Munich Wednesday reversed the conviction on appeal after both the defense and the prosecution argued that the original court's verdict was flawed. Internet experts warned that the verdict could be dangerous for Germany's developing multimedia industry, which has been promoted as a source of growth and jobs for the 21st century. Defense attorney Ulrich Sieber said Somm, who was head of CompuServe's German subsidiary, had no technical means of blocking such sites, but still managed to get the U.S. parent company to do so several times.