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12 Responses to “Mobile phone companies to filter web content for minors”

1. I'm A Pimpin Turtle... // Dec 29, 2007 at 12:28 pm

   (gay, lesbian, etc.), greligionh, and gpolitical activity/partyh, as well as a category termed gcommunicationh covering web forums, chat rooms, bulletin boards, and social networking services. The breadth of this last category in particularthreatens to bankruptyouth-oriented services such as gMobageg, a social networking and gaming site for mobile phones, half of whose users are under the age of 18.

2. i am a cheap jap! // Jan 4, 2008 at 12:02 am

   Nounai-Maker is a joke web site. Japan’s No.1 blogger declared to stop her blog | Asiajin The episode of Japanese entertainer’s blog. Toughbook: Japan’s favorite notebook | Asiajin The notebook pc is ‘Let’s Note’.Mobile phone companies to filter web content for minors | AsiajinA Japanese large website, the Mobage-town (mobile game town). Mixi: Japan’s social network | Asiajin mixi = mix + i ‘i’ means I (… my me mine). The mixi is Japanese largest SNS (social network service).

3. Global Voices en Español // Feb 13, 2008 at 8:43 pm

   a las compañías móviles NTT Docomo, KDDI, Softbank y Willcom para filtrar estrictamente el contenido web para menores [ja], lo que bloquearía el acceso a los foros, chat rooms y redes sociales para usuarios menores de 18 años, y potencialmenteponer fin a populares servicios web orientados a los jóvenes. Mientras tanto, el 18 de Diciembre, el Subcomité de Producción Privada de Música y Video de la Agencia de Asuntos Culturales de Japón convocó una reunión en la que presionaron para un bloqueo de las descargas privadas de material señalado

4. Global Voices Online // Apr 7, 2008 at 1:29 pm

   of the Democratic Party submitted a bill with the aim to create an environment that “makes it possible for children to safely use the Internet”. According to bloggers, the bills goes significantly further than earlier legislationintroduced late last year, which mandated default filtering on mobile phones for minors. Nonetheless, aside from a single article in Asahi shimbun [ja] on the topic, the two bills appear to have been granted no mainstream media attention.

5. Global Voices Advocacy // Apr 7, 2008 at 1:44 pm

   of the Democratic Party submitted a bill with the aim to create an environment that “makes it possible for children to safely use the Internet”. According to bloggers, the bills goes significantly further than earlier legislationintroduced late last year, which mandated default filtering on mobile phones for minors. Nonetheless, aside from a single article in Asahi shimbun [ja] on the topic, the two bills appear to have been granted no mainstream media attention.

6. Global Voices Advocacy // Apr 7, 2008 at 1:44 pm

   of the Democratic Party submitted a bill with the aim to create an environment that “makes it possible for children to safely use the Internet”. According to bloggers, the bills goes significantly further than earlier legislationintroduced late last year, which mandated default filtering on mobile phones for minors. Nonetheless, aside from a single article in Asahi shimbun [ja] on the topic, the two bills appear to have been granted no mainstream media attention.

7. The 463: Inside Tech Policy // Apr 9, 2008 at 12:08 am

   Member Takai Miho of the Democratic Party submitted a bill with the aim to create an environment that “makes it possible for children to safely use the Internet”. According to bloggers, the bills go significantly further than earlier legislationintroduced late last year, which mandated default filtering on mobile phones for minors. Nonetheless, aside from a single article in Asahi shimbun [ja] on the topic, the two bills appear to have been granted no mainstream media attention.

8. Global Voices 全球之声 // Apr 22, 2008 at 9:06 am

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9. Global Voices Online » Japan: Bloggers respond to new filtering measures // Feb 5, 2009 at 1:17 am

   [...] web access on mobile phones contracted to minors (users under 18 years of age), following on legislation introduced in late 2007 and on developments over the last year toward the regulation of “harmful” content. On [...]

10. Global Voices Advocacy » Japan: Bloggers respond to new filtering measures // Feb 5, 2009 at 2:57 pm

    [...] web access on mobile phones contracted to minors (users under 18 years of age), following on legislation introduced in late 2007 and on developments over the last year toward the regulation of “harmful” content. On [...]

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12. Global Voices in Italiano » Giappone: le reazioni dei blogger ai nuovi sistemi di filtraggio-web sui cellulari dei minorenni // Feb 16, 2009 at 2:56 pm

    [...] telefoni cellulari venduti a minorenni [giap] (utenti di età inferiore ai 18 anni), sulla scorta di una normativa introdotta a fine 2007 [in] e di sviluppi avutosi lo scorso anno [in] tesi alla regolamentazione di contenuti [...]