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Federal Internet screening law opposed
Libraries challenge Internet porn filtering for patrons
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) —A
trial over the constitutionality
of a federal law requiring
libraries to screen out Internet
pornography opened Monday
with librarians complaining the
government is trying to turn
them into the “thought police.”
The case is being heard in
federal court by a three-judge
panel. The trial is expected to
last for nine days.
Leading the challenge to the
Children’s Internet Protection
Act of 2000 are the American
Library Association and the
Multnomah County, Ore.. Public
Library. They contend the law
puts unconstitutional restraints
on free speech.
They want to offer patrons a
choice between filtered and
unfiltered Internet access, con
tending that parents and children
should be the ones who deter
mine what content they find
unacceptable.
“There are some S-year-
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olds whose parents do not want
them to know where babies
come from and there are some
that do,” testified Ginnie
Cooper, director of the
Multnomah County library,
which serves 500,000 people.
“We don't try to presume the
values of parents.”
Libraries stock numerous
materials, ranging from sex edu
cation manuals to Playboy, that
would probably not get past fil
tering software, testified
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We really got some of our best
sound bites that way,” he said.
Shailen Singh, a senior
speech communications major,
was one of the students recruited
to be interviewed.
“1 got a call one day asking
if I’d like to be in the video. It
was an honor to be asked to do
something like that,” he said.
But Singh said his interview
was not what was used for the
video.
“There were prompts for us
to talk about, but the part they
actually used in the video was
when me and the other guy
were talking between takes and
that’s what they wanted, two
students just talking,” he said.
Wright said that is what
high school students want to
see in a recruitment video.
“We were expecting to have
a formal voice-over, but during
the editing process we realized
the students were telling the
story themselves. We learned
from several high school focus
groups that prospective college
students want to hear stories
Candace Morgan, a Washing!®
state librarian for 37 years.
The law requires
libraries receiving certain type
of federal technology fundini
use filters to block access®
objectionable Websites
Opponents say the software
can also block access to site
providing valuable informatics
on topics such as breast cance
and sexually transmitted ^
ease while failing to
pornographic sites.
and experiences from curreni
college students,” Wright said
To be selected a winner ofa
Telly Award, an entry must
rated at least a 9.0 on a 10-poi
scale by a panel of judges.
“The entries are not judg
against each other, but arc
judged on how they are
together,” Wright said.
“A Legacy of Excellence, a
video introduction to ®
University aimed at a broa
range of campus visitors, was
also honored at the Telly Awards
as a finalist. Both videos wereia
the motivational non-broadcas
film, video and television
grams category and produce
and directed by Kristen
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