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Senators Renew Call for .XXX Domain 489

An anonymous reader writes "It's an election year again, and the usual PR causes are being picked up. Senators are once again pushing for a .XXX top-level domain to 'corral pornography'." From the article: "The bill suggests, but does not require, that .xxx serve as the domain name ending. Any commercial Internet site or online service that "has as its principal or primary business the making available of material that is harmful to minors" would be required to move its site to that domain. Failure to comply with those requirements would result in civil penalties as determined by the Commerce Department. It's unclear whether the measure will go very far. First of all, it could be struck down as unconstitutional, said Marv Johnson, legislative counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union. "

Comment BLOCK MORE SPAM (Score 1) 288

I am a student of the Univeristy of Texas at Austin in the department of Computer Science. I thoroughly agree with the decision, however, why do I keep seeing more spam in my inbox? I forward all my mail to my gmail account so it filter out the unwanted trash. Its not only from my UT Mail account but also from my CS account where I get the spam, from which I get the most spam. We need to stop spam because it is illegal. Only if people sign up for services that promote products, should it be legal.
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Journal Journal: Xanga Used to Convict Killer

I know this is kind of old news, but visit ToTo247's Xanga site and you will see the post that police used on May 17, 2005 to identify his and his sister's killer. It is kind of eery and sad, but brings to the forefront how powerful of a tool blogging can be.

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