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30 April 2004: White Paper
Thinking Outside the “Porn” Box
…separating the sexual content debate from issues relating to marketing,
commercial practices and child exploitation
Finding a Workable Solution to Privacy, Security, Consumer Fraud and Child-Exploitation
Issues Relating to Adult Websites
Presented by:
WiredSafety.org and its WiredKids division
The World’s Largest Online Safety and Help Group
(A 501c-3 corporation, operating through unpaid volunteers worldwide)
Prepared with the assistance of global child advocacy groups and experts, some of whom are identified at the WiredSafety.org website. Given the nature of the topics covered herein, and restrictions on certain groups being able to recommend non-criminal approaches to the online adult sexual content issue, not all groups or experts contributing to the preparation of this White Paper and to the conclusions reached herein are identified.
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