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 47 USC 230(e)(1) specifically disclaims any impact of § 230 on the criminal law.

-- DanielHarris - 10 Apr 2009

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The Swedish case is great, but I feel as though trying to apply it to storing data on the internet could be tilting at windmills. I don't know if it would ever be feasible to store all transmissions on the internet - the space requirements would be beyond vast, and the volume of transmissions seems to be increasing at least as fast as hard drive storage space.

Also, I feel as though ISPs stored child pornography "unknowingly" for years via usenet. The governments solution to that problem was to enter into "voluntary" arrangements with the ISPs to block usenet... I know various vague legal threats were made, so you might want to check into that: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-9964895-38.html

-- TheodoreSmith - 10 Apr 2009

 
 
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