Two of the nation's largest Internet providers have eliminated access to newsgroups that featured child pornography, Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said on July 10. AT&T, the nation's largest Internet service provider, and AOL, the third largest, also agreed to purge their servers of child porn Web sites.
July 10, 2008 at 05:25 AM
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Two of the nation’s largest Internet providers have eliminated access to newsgroups that featured child pornography, Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said on July 10.
AT&T, the nation’s largest Internet service provider, and AOL, the third largest, also agreed to purge their servers of child porn Web sites.
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