He feels that the bill is no different than requiring that adult subject books/magazines/video be in special sections (age restricted) in physical stores.
I have spoken with John about his bill. His goal is to create a law that brings consistency to online and physical rules for restricted speech and passes "constitutional muster." It remains to be seen whether he met these goals.
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Bill sponsor's discussion of the HB260:
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You can read commentary by the author of the Utah porn bill here: http://jdougall.typepad.com/dynamic_range/
v icesSecurity_Manager17985. In Utah, many ISPs advertise specifically this type of service.
He feels that the bill is no different than requiring that adult subject books/magazines/video be in special sections (age restricted) in physical stores.
I have spoken with John about his bill. His goal is to create a law that brings consistency to online and physical rules for restricted speech and passes "constitutional muster." It remains to be seen whether he met these goals.
As far a filtering goes Comcast already provides this service http://www.comcast.net/help/faq/index.jsp?faq=Ser