FW: Staten Island Porn on the Internet, Part II -Reply
Brian Stone
stone at imcpl.lib.in.us
Wed Mar 5 22:46:52 EST 1997
Read the article referenced in this letter. For those of you who may not
have, let me quote the last sentence.
"Jackson has seen Surfwatch in action, blocking adult patrons from
sexual sites on the library's computer, but no one has formally
complained about the lack of access."
What a shock. Perhaps those folks don't value their first amendment
rights.
b.t.w the whole article makes for interesting reading.
Brian
Mary-Ellen Mort wrote:
>
> Karen--
>
> Is your argument that only a small, backward paper in a politically
> conservative town would present the issue in such sensational terms?
>
> See THIS from Saturday's San Francisco Chronicle:
> http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/chronicle/article.cgi?file=MN8815.DTL&directory=/chronicle/archive/1997/03/01
>
> "Online Smut in the Reading Room: Net Access poses library dilemna"
>
> BTW, the ONLINE title for this article, when it was featured on the front
> of the website was: Got Porn? Visit the Library.
>
> Mary-Ellen Mort
> JobSmart Project Director
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