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The Num Num

US Continues Net Censorship

`Act`
`30 ILCS 805/8.31 new`

Creates the Social Networking Website Prohibition Act. Provides that each public library must prohibit access to social networking websites on all computers made available to the public in the library. Provides that each public school must prohibit access to social networking websites on all computers made available to students in the school. Provides for enforcement by the Attorney General or a citizen. Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. Effective January 1, 2008.

Censorship Act - full text here
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tnn

Posted 2/14/2007.

Comments:

Crucifer says @ 4:55 am
By Social Networking Sites, I presume it means sites like Myspace, etc?

I don't think its that harsh really. Most libraries have only recently moved into full internet usage and to be honest, having someone hog resources just because they want to comment on other myspace sites would pretty much annoy the hell out of me.

Most state computers restrict you as it is...