In an attempt to hamper the distribution of child porn, PC Magazine published this story.
Seventeen cable operators have joined Time Warner Cable in an agreement to block access to Web sites that the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) has identified as containing child pornography.
But why stop there?
The agreement does not require the companies to purge their servers of child porn newsgroups, but calls on them to “revise their policies” regarding other sources of child porn, which could include newsgroups
