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Spy vs Spite
Continued from page 6
Published on February 02, 2000
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Tom Dougherty
Spy vs. Spite
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Anthony Pidgeon
Former Congressman Pete McCloskey.
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Anti-Defamation League HateFilter
"a unique product that helps parents to make sure that messages of hate and bigotry on the Internet do not reach their children"
Childrens' Internet Protection Act
The full text of the proposed text on THOMAS: Legislative Information on the Internet
Spy vs. Spy
The classic MAD Magazine comic strip
Zeltzer says he's not surprised that the ADL is creating an Internet filter. To him, it's an extension of what the organization has been doing for decades. "They have always had enemies lists, and they have always wanted to control the flow of information," he says. "The HateFilter is just an extension of that."
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