place. For instance, there is a significant chance one might be blocked if we were to research abortion. There is no filter that is so specific as to sieve out only pornographic imagery or wording. Because of some of the key words and/or photos associated with web pages on abortion, most filters will block the entire page, making it nearly impossible to write a decent paper with proven sources. In an article written for the CQ Researcher, Kranich (2001) writes the following:
Filters are neither the best nor the only means to protect children using the Internet in libraries. They give parents a false sense of security that their children are protected. No filter protects children from all objectionable content. But all filters block access to
Filters are neither the best nor the only means to protect children using the Internet in libraries. They give parents a false sense of security that their children are protected. No filter protects children from all objectionable content. But all filters block access to