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US Congressman Anthony Weiner was forced to resign on June 17 after his sexting exploits became public knowledge. Such conduct is becoming more the norm among young people in the "digital generation." (photo source unknown)

Regulating digital sex

By Fri, Jun 17, 2011 8:11PM UTC View Comments US Congressman Anthony Weiner was forced to resign on June 17 after his sexting exploits became public knowledge. Such conduct is becoming more the norm among young people in the "digital generation." (photo source unknown)

Advances in communication technology, coupled with changing notions of privacy, have made the production and dissemination of sexually explicit content a widespread practice.  How to regulate the surge in activities such as Internet porn and sexting in an environment of ever-changing technology has become a challenge for governments around the world. The latest issue of Policy...

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