Protector of the public or villain?

Submitted by mattress protector (not verified) on 10 September, 2009 - 18:18.

Some could argue that certain websites should be blocked (i.e. companies blocking sites to minimize employee distractions, prevent spread of hate speech). I have also heard of ISPs wanting to charge popular websites a fee to be accessible.

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