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'Basic Instincts'
 It’s
a basic instinct of most species to protect their young and you think
it would also be our instinct too, but perhaps not. Perhaps we might
learn some parenting skills from other animals?
It’s equally a basic instinct for children to explore and experiment
but, just as we would keep them from playing with fire or prevent them
from toying with anything dangerous, perhaps we should be more
concerned about what they surf on the internet.
A Parliamentary Advisory Forum hosted by Claire Perry, MP for Devizes, met recently to discuss Online Parental Controls
Ed Vaizey commented “It has become clear from the weight of letters,
conversations and comments that this is very much a live issue. There
is an opportunity for Internet Service Providers to show the Government
what they can do to help.”
Paul Sillars of Kidderminster based So Internet, specialists in content
filtering, was also at the meeting and commented “We will head down a
cul-de-sac if we keep getting stuck on the freedom of speech
issue. This is not about deciding what is right or wrong for
children to see, this is about firstly giving parents the ability to
choose and control what is viewed, downloaded, or streamed through and
from devices that their family use every day. I am excited that
So Internet can play a part is these discussions and provide a solution
that can help towards resolving this increasing problem.”
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