The Best and Worst US Internet Laws
An anonymous reader writes "When a US legislator describes the Internet as a 'series of tubes' you just know that you're going to end up with some wacky laws on the books. Law professor Eric Goldman takes a look at the best and worst Internet laws in the U.S. Goldman offers an analysis of the biggies such as the DMCA, but also shines light on lesser-known laws like the Dot Kids Implementation and Efficiency Act of 2002. And he actually finds four Internet laws that aren't all bad."
Aritcle headline incorrect.
Should read:
The Worst and Least Worst of US Internet laws
Tubes! The naive old fool!
Every geek on this site knows that the Internet is actually a series of pipes.
In the case of the main backbones, great big fat pipes!
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.. have to be to use "series of tubes" as an analogy for the Internet? What's next? Buffering? Routing? Flow control? HAH! Ignorant politicians.
From TFA:
"The CDA (Communications Decency Act) tried to keep kids away from Internet porn, a reaction to a sensational 1995 article (the "Rimm Report") published in the Georgetown Law Journal that proclaimed that the Internet was awash in porn."
Uhhhh, he said "Rimm". Huhuhuhuhuhuh.
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