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Wednesday, 31 August 2016
How panics about pictures of naked women shaped the Web as we know it - The Washington Post
How panics about pictures of naked women shaped the Web as we know it - The Washington Post: "All attempts at Internet regulation raise the same question: What is the ideal level of responsibility for the companies, platforms and websites that make up the Web? It’s not a coincidence that female nudity is so frequently the catalyst for these policy battles. Our convoluted, twisted and ever-evolving social attitudes about sexuality create a perfect flash point for issues of censorship and responsibility." 'via Blog this'
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