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Law relating to the Internet  

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Chris Bryce - Writing Piece Words - 668 The Internet is a large network, a global connection of many computer networks and single computers connected together to share information. It was originally designed and developed by a US defence organisation and has now grown into a worldwide network of networks. The main problem people see with the internet is that it is not regulated and controlled or owned by anyone. It can be freely accessed by anyone with a computer and an internet connection. Since the Internet is not owned by anyone or any organisation then there is some disagreement over who regulates and can control the content of the Internet. This can lead to many problems; the main being that minors can have access to unsuitable material such as pornography and scenes of violence etc. The fact that there are currently no boundaries or rules relating to the Internet and large networks...

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