Internet filters cost from $40 to $70 in the U.S. (about 38 to 66 euros). On top of their price tags, filters also carry other costs, the authors write.

Internet filters are widely used in homes, schools and libraries throughout the UK to protect young people from unpleasant online experiences. However, a new study by Oxford casts doubt on whether ...

The History of Avoidance User attempts to bypass Internet filters began more than 10 years ago. Since then, people and Web sites pushing alternate ways to avoid filters have been pitted against the ...

The applicable research paper is titled “Internet Filtering Technology and Aversive Online Experiences in Adolescents.” In this article: Internet, internet filter, Parents, Teens, web traffic ...

Filters Causing Difficulties The federal Children's Internet Protection Act also requires filtering in libraries, but that provision is on hold after a federal court in Philadelphia struck it down ...

That panel will assist Internet-filtering companies in educating consumers about their products. The ITAA is opposed to a federal mandate on school filtering, Mr. Uncapher said.

Spam, viruses, the wilds of the Internet—the bad seeds of technology— hold few surprises for Scott Sexsmith. That’s why this chief management information officer at the Capistrano Unified School ...

A proposed Internet filter dubbed the “Great Aussie Firewall” is promising to make Australia one of the strictest Internet regulators among democratic countries. Consumers, civil-rights ...

We were notified by our filtering service,” Superintendent Dr. Cate Gentry said. Gentry told FOX8 a student downloaded obscene images earlier this week and the district’s 24/7 internet filter ...

Liberal democracies aren't generally pleased with massive state-run mandatory Internet filtering schemes, but Australia's government is plowing ahead with just such a project.

Internet filters are widely used in homes, schools and libraries throughout the UK to protect young people from unpleasant online experiences. However, a new study by Oxford casts doubt on whether ...