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FCC wants free broadband, and adult blocked!
FCC Chairman Kevin Martin was just on CNBC talking about their plan to auction off part of the TV airwaves. The winner of this auction to take place next year would be required to offer free broadband, and block adult content.
T-Mobile is protesting, saying that this will disrupt their plans on expanding their paid internet service. |
how can they block adult? what about the 1st ammendment?
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interesting, How many people would still pay for internet? I read that most people that buy High speed internet do so to watch porn or at least use it to watch porn
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He said that adults would be able to opt out of the filter, but what kind of process will this take?
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In time google will offer our internet free...
where the hell you been Matt, haven't seen you post in forever |
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Always more good news on GFY.
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If they are going to block adult then I say they should have to block anything to do with church or religion. FSC should sue them on the basis of freedom of speech, that is if the FSC is still fighting for that kinda thing..
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Interesting
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That's just a dumb idea..
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they are not cutting off access complete just from that limited spectrum. |
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i think it could be a good idea, providing you can opt out of the block
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No offence to anyone here, I work in adult too but if you can't see why they think it needs moderation you're fucked. Whether or not I think they SHOULD block it is a different story ( I obviously don't ) I don't think the government has (or should have) any right to block anything.. if it's being controlled and regulated by it's own industry, which isn't happening in adult. Here's WHY they want to block it. Free speech comes above all else until you infringe on someone elses rights.. and when you can't even search google for non adult terms or check your email without some porn all over, it's infringing on the rights of people that don't want their inbox full of porn, or to see smut all over the net when they're not looking for it. We have webmasters spamming their BDSM sites on kids forums, 1000's of porn spam emails a day, Tube sites that do nothing to verify the viewer is of age, with thousands and thousands of videos, some being the sickest fucking videos you could imagine and you can't do anything, or search for anything without finding porn.. the adult industry has turned the net into a cesspool... You have to admit it's a little over the top sometimes in this biz. Perhaps it's time people in adult moderated themselves before the government does it for us. :2 cents: |
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While some may find a hardcore porn scene disgusting, I find parents who teach their kids creationism to be disgusting. What you are doing is regulating taste which is something our government should stay out of. Laws against spam and targeting children are fine (this is advertising methods, not porn issues), but we are talking about blocking legal content of consenting adults that are in demand by people. Totally different scenario. |
I'd like to know how they plan to block it. Just going by keywords alone would block many other sites as well.
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Good, block adult, anybody too cheap to pay for internet, isn't going to buy any porn memberships. :2 cents:
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End of the world?
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1) put up a no soliciting, peddlers, or jehovas sign and it stops, try stopping porn spam or trying to stop porn from coming up in search results, it'll squeeze by anyway possible regardless of any filters or measures you take. 2) if you compare seeing Xmas lights to kids seeing BDSM while looking for video games, then it just goes to show how fucked this industries mentality is.. or at least yours. |
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It will tempt those who don't want to pay, not our biggest market. :winkwink: |
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And that's the hole in your argument, did self regulation or even laws stop Enron and everyone else involved in inflating stocks so they could pay themselves massive bonuses? No we need governments to regulate us or we will all take advantage. It's not 100% but it's better than nothing. Governments need to sit down together and resolve the situation with the Internet, content and business. It's a great way to make or lose money, it's a great way to communicate, it's also a great way to abuse the system. As you point out. |
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Imagine, even a 40% reduction in free porn would mean higher bottom lines for ALL of us... and more would save the industry from becoming little more than an advertising medium. I see all these tube sites and wonder why we can't just slap a processor in there, and for the first time we'd actually be offering surfers a good members area :1orglaugh but for some reason they're fucking FREE! Pretty soon (if we're not there already, I suspect we're close) the ONLY way to make money off sites will be selling advertising, and the question there is to WHO? cause noones got any fucking money anymore.. You can say "speak for yourself" but I read this board almost daily, the writing's on the wall, people are suffering, long time webmasters are disappearing at an alarming rate, Bigger sites are swallowing smaller sites that used to turn a profit and now are being sold because the owners aren't making enough money to live. I know we can't regulate ourselves, but a little common sense would be nice. This industry is a bunch of cut throat losers that'd sell porn to kids in a second if it'll help beat the competition. I imagine the gov's will band together slowly and block porn all together, unless some of us ( majority ) do something to get it all under control. I don't understand what makes us all think that free shit will make us more money. I remember the days where you had to search and search and search for porn, and I'd pay for it after getting frustrated enough.. Today, I jerk off at tube8 and that's not changing till it's gone :1orglaugh Sadly our surfers are doing the same, and the majority of us are in here saying it's not happening "Content is King" " find good content and they'll pay" are you guys BLIND? that good content is ALL over the fucking tubes .. such a heap of bullshit. |
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I imagine the gov's will band together slowly and block porn all together, unless some of us ( majority ) do something to get it all under control. Quote:
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PORN!!! |
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I think people are forgetting that porn used to be a fucking magazine :playboy, people were jerking off for DECADES to shitty pictures .. now they need hours of exclusive content? please.. Mobile porn is growing by the day.. have you looked at a TGP on an iPhone? you can jerk off to that no problem and it's only 2 inches wide haha. I hit tube8 and within 4 minutes I'm wiping cum off my pant leg :1orglaugh why should I pay for anything. Masterbation isn't dinner... most people aren't willing to pay anymore IMO. |
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Since you believe this is a good idea, would you also be for blocking all religious, alcohol, tobacco, and fast food sites? |
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if they were, and the industries were out of control and all over at the rate adult was... yes I would think they'd need to be regulated. YOu guys can spout free speech all you want, but what about a parents right not to have their kids exposed to hardcore porn at every bend in the internet? I missed NO point by the way.. noone is regulating the internet porn.. we certainly aren't, so who do you expect to fix it? MY point was if webmasters had some fucking morals, we wouldn't be facing this. I hope they make it illegal to put ANY porn outside a paid page.. Think of magazines, the only way to see in them in the past was to pay for them and a few pornographers ( flint and hef etc ) made MILLIONS without any real effort( other than fighting censorship.. but that's a different story) , the shit sold itself... now there's so much free stuff that we have to TRICK people into buying it :1orglaugh |
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Fuck fuck fuck fuck. :Oh crap
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