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The UK, Saudi Arabia, Iran and China restrict online porn. Is the U.S. next? On July 22, British Prime Minster David Cameron announced a plan by which, at year-end 2014, all UK Internet users would be required to formally register—“opt-in...

This week, we have seen that Google and Microsoft, who together comprise around 95% of all internet searches, have announced a set of measures to crack down on child pornography. This follows months of campaigning by David Cameron and his advisor on...

On November 8, it’s important to remember you’re voting for more than president of the United States. There are senators and representatives up for election, and in many states, there are also referendums, constitutional amendments, and propositions...

Yesterday, the New York Times editorial board endorsed the efforts of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative to criminalize revenge porn. As the editorial board urged, states should follow the lead of New Jersey in crafting narrow statutes that prohibit the...

Microsoft's Bing search engine has become the first service in the UK to introduce measures warning users who request online images of child abuse. BBC News reports that Bing users will now see pop-up notices if they search for indecent images of children...