Clinton Would Crack Down on Computer-Generated Cartoon Sex
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Two years after stirring up the silly "hot coffee" kafuffle, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is still steamed over the deactivated soft-core minigame hidden in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. She says as president, she'd protect teens from exposure to videogame love scenes.
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By Andrew Adam Newman  When Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton asked YouTube viewers to vote on a theme song for her presidential campaign, she certainly got the attention she wanted - and a whole lot of jokes at her expense.
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Yesterday Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich proposed a state law that would ban the selling and rental of violent and or sexually explicit video games to Children under the age of 18.
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Fresh off a spat with rival Hillary Clinton, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama says he'd like to see an end to the "tit-for-tat" that dominates politics.
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Legislation would add protections against the practice of posing as another to gain personal data.
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'Spy Act' would crack down on companies that secretly install programs to monitor users' Internet activities.
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YouPorn and other blue Web 2.0 startups could be out of business if proposed changes to 18 U.S.C. 2257 are made law. Commentary by Regina Lynn.
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Plan to target websites that 'groom' terrorists
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Republicans use the internet, books and a film to try to derail Clinton's White House campaign.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton pledges to expand federal hate crime laws and use an independent board to review Justice Department attorney hiring.
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If Hollywood has a "Da Vinci Code," Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has cracked it.
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A heated exchange between former President Clinton and a television news reporter circulated on the Internet Thursday.
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The new software would be used to circumvent restrictive countries who censor access to Western news sites, blogs and other sites.
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Gov. Rod Blagojevich plans to propose a ban Thursday on the sale of violent and sexually explicit video games to minors, something other states have tried with little success.
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Â· Internet industry asked to help curb illegal materialÂ· Terror bill proposes new powers against suspects
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Ontario is prepared to force Internet service providers to blow the whistle on child pornography sites, Attorney-General Michael Bryant announced yesterday.
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In an effort to curb use of the site by sex offenders, MySpace plans to introduce technology that would identify and block those attempting to use its social networking service.