The Internet: A network of Controversies Exploring the problems and solutions of offensive content on the Internet
Title: The Internet: A network of Controversies
Exploring the problems and solutions of offensive content on the Internet
Category: /Law & Government
Details: Words: 1842 | Pages: 7 (approximately 235 words/page)
The Internet: A network of Controversies
Exploring the problems and solutions of offensive content on the Internet
Category: /Law & Government
Details: Words: 1842 | Pages: 7 (approximately 235 words/page)
Each day thousands of children are exposed to pornographic images and video on the Internet and the number continues to rise. Almost 90 percent of children aged from eight to sixteen years old have been exposed to pornographic material, either intentionally or accidentally while playing games or doing homework. These figures are unacceptable and need to be dealt with. The Internet is a "virtual anarchy" with no laws or regulations and it must be controlled. The
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is a huge undertaking but it is a step that must be done.
The Internet is a very valuable tool but it is clear that the world must implement steps to regulate the Internet, individual country's efforts are not enough. The web contains blatantly offensive content that is inappropriate for adults, not to mention the children who stumble upon it. With the governments of the world's co-operation, the world can be a much safer place.