Blair Welcomes BT's Child Porn Filter
Posted: 23rd Jul, 2004 By: MarkJ
Prime Minister Tony Blair has announced a new September summit to tackle the problem of online child pornography and has invited ISPs to join; he also spoke of his support for BT's Cleanfeed filtering platform:
Internet service providers will be invited to share their approaches to preventing access to sites containing illegal material.
"We welcome the BT initiative to block access to web pages containing images of child abuse," Blair told Parliament. "We would encourage any measure that other ISPs take to reduce the availability of such images."
Hopefully the government won't see such filtering as a method they can abuse for other uses. More @ VNUNet.
Internet service providers will be invited to share their approaches to preventing access to sites containing illegal material.
"We welcome the BT initiative to block access to web pages containing images of child abuse," Blair told Parliament. "We would encourage any measure that other ISPs take to reduce the availability of such images."
Hopefully the government won't see such filtering as a method they can abuse for other uses. More @ VNUNet.
Latest UK ISP News
Cheap BIG ISPs for 100Mbps+
150,000+ Customers | View More ISPs
Cheapest ISPs for 100Mbps+
Modest Availability | View More ISPs
Latest UK ISP News
Cheap BIG ISPs for 100Mbps+
Large Availability | View All
Cheapest ISPs for 100Mbps+
Large Availability | View All
Helpful ISP Guides and Tips
Sponsored Links
The Top 15 Category Tags
- FTTP (6722)
- BT (3863)
- Politics (3036)
- Business (2736)
- Openreach (2629)
- Building Digital UK (2488)
- Mobile Broadband (2434)
- FTTC (2132)
- Statistics (2102)
- 4G (2062)
- Virgin Media (1997)
- Ofcom Regulation (1761)
- 5G (1692)
- Fibre Optic (1587)
- Wireless Internet (1581)
Sponsored
Copyright © 1999 to Present - ISPreview.co.uk - All Rights Reserved - Terms , Privacy and Cookie Policy , Links , Website Rules