Pornostudiya requires protect children from themselves

Steven Hirsch, head of the world's largest pornographic producer Vivid Entertainment, giving a lecture at Sex Week at Yale University, will blame "search engines and portals, and especially Google and Yahoo," for not enough to keep children from adult content on the web.

Of course, the response from the Internet giants entered immediately. In it, they described in detail their participation in special programs, such as the mysterious Age Authentication Task Force, which unites industry participants to create effective algorithms for determining the age of an Internet user, as well as their own efforts in the field of moral defense.

But it’s interesting here, for the most part, not the technical side of the issue. This example clearly shows the eternal problem of sharing responsibility for educating the young generation between parents and society, and it has every chance to become a textbook for supporters of the position “the child finds out himself in his time” and for those who believe that the family the only right source of knowledge about adult life for a child.
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It is inspired and partially echoes the theme of this week ’s issue of Russian Reporter magazine.