ars technica, March 31, 2008
By Nate Anderson

With Internet filtering of all kinds becoming such big news (and such big business), especially in Europe, it's no surprise that a body like the Council of Europe would eventually weigh in with a set of filtering "best practices." The CoE, which was set up in 1949 and is separate from the EU, last week adopted a set of filtering standards that attempt to balance concerns over pornography, viole

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