controversial for a long time. The issue is so delicate because censorship by definition

infringes on peoples First Amendment rights, (freedom of speech, and freedom of

press). Yet there are still issues for and against censorship or pornography on the

internet. There is the argument of child safety, and how easy it is for children to access

pornography on the web. Or the other side of the argument, if you don't want your

children stumbling on this information, put filters on your computer, and supervise their

time on the net. However, as quickly as the internet and the World Wide Web are

developing, it is becoming an even greater challenge to prevent children from being

exposed to such material. Pornography is defined in Webster's Dictionary as pictures,

film, or writing which deliberately arouse sexual excitement. One thing might sexually

excite one person but not another. So by this definition, one can understand why there is

a lot of room for discrepancy. Until there is a universal definition of what is meant by

pornography, there will continue to be heav

rights of others. Bork and McWilliams have equally good arguments, however who is to

Bork simply states this, "Aside from the fact that many parents will not use control

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