IBM / Progressive Networks / AT&T / Google / Information Highway Parental Empowerment Group / Netscape / Yahoo! / Lycos / Microsoft / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Company Expansion / /
Holiday
Thanksgiving / /
IndustryTerm
labeled web pages / Internet pornography / sold server software / filtered web pages / web users / content rating technologies / software vendors / server software / important Internet / web browsers / software tools / Internet Content Selection / reason preventing Internet search engines / Internet Content Selection The history / possible applications / filtering software / ratings server / Internet Connection Server / software / Web Consortium / search engines / recent search engines / possible technical solutions / web server / Internet Information Server / telephone conferences / search engine / upstart Internet / Internet Explorer / ignored non-labeled web pages / include persuading search engines / /
Organization
Simon Wiesenthal Center / Supreme Court / American Civil Liberties Union / Center for Democracy / Center for Democracy and Technology / W3C / Software Publishers Association / Senate / Congress / Internet Content Rating Association / UN Court / PICS Technical Committee / European Union / Electronic Frontier Foundation / /
Person
Albert Vezza / James Miller / Robert Davis / Ken Wasch / Coppalino / Exon / Paul Resnick / Stewart Dalzell / /
Position
president / co-chairman / Chairman / Judge / business model for public labeling bureaus / /
Product
Information Server / Connection Server / /
ProgrammingLanguage
HTML / /
Technology
PICS technology / search engine / HTML / content rating technologies / HTTP / web server / /
Platform for Internet Content Selection The history of the Platform for Internet Content Selection (PICS) begins with proposed legislation to regulate indecent speech on the Internet by Senator Exon in the summer of 1994