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Virtually Obscene

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"Uncovers flaws of arguments for and against regulation; examines efforts to regulate the internet; community standards of obscenity as grounds for regulation; the free speech debate; and harm to children, women and the moral environment. An analysis that regulation of …

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"Uncovers flaws of arguments for and against regulation; examines efforts to regulate the internet; community standards of obscenity as grounds for regulation; the free speech debate; and harm to children, women and the moral environment. An analysis that regulation of sexually explicit materials is futile, and that the utility of an unregulated internet outweighs arguments against regulated materials"--Provided by publisher.

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""Uncovers flaws of arguments for and against regulation; examines efforts to regulate the internet; community standards of obscenity as grounds for regulation; the free speech debate; and harm to children, …"

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