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With the success Kentucky Gov Steve Beshear has had with seizing online gambling domains, will the online porn industry become his next target? Radley Balko, a specialist in civil liberties issues, thinks this is exactly what will happen.

Most adult webmasters do not put much thought into their website's security features, or what they would do if a malicious hacker broke into their site.

The federal government has released access to a new spectrum of broadband service, and is licensing only those providers who promise to develop such services without porn or other obscene material on them. I am somewhat surprised that the adult community is not up in arms at the prospect of the government possibly pushing out other ISPs with a free service that is by definition, anti-pornography.

Eight years ago, many Democratic voters in Florida made a huge mistake when they assumed their votes didn't matter and it ended up costing our country dearly- particularly in the areas of first and fourth amendment protections.

Assuming President Bush signs the PROTECT Our Children Act of 2008, S. 17 as planned, ISPs will shoulder the responsibility of policing 'hash marks' of known child pornography content.