*** Keep cyberporn from children, Flynt daughter says Anti-pornography activist Tonya Flynt-Vega said Friday she was "very disappointed" the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a law meant to keep Internet smut away from children. Flynt-Vega, 32, daughter of Hustler magazine founder Larry Flynt, said children tended to be much more computer-literate than adults and were especially prone to "unwelcome contacts" on the Internet. " ... I want there to be some laws regulating that stuff. Don't put it in my face or my child's face," she said. The Supreme Court ruled June 26 that Congress violated free-speech rights when it tried to curb smut on the Internet. For story http://www.infobeat.com/stories/cgi/story.cgi?id=5031497-28e -- Powell lingered. "How's Earth?" It was a conventional enough question and Muller gave the conventional answer, "Still spinning." -- "Reason", Asimov. ================================================================== Vipul Ved Prakash | - Electronic Security & Crypto vipul@best.com | - Web Objects 91 11 2233328 | - PERL Development 198 Madhuban IP Extension | - Linux & Open Systems Delhi, INDIA 110 092 | - Networked Virtual Spaces