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Media Coverage - Old Coverage
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Many Asian American Immigrants Unaware of Dangers on Net
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Asian American parents are among the quickest to connect their homes to the Internet and yet are often, because of limited English-language proficiency, unaware of the Web's inherent dangers, say community leaders, San Francisco Chronicle (May 28, 2001)
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Ruling on Nazi Memorabilia Sparks Legal Debate
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A ruling by a Paris judge ordering Yahoo Inc. to block French citizens from auctions of Nazi artifacts on the company's English-language website has sparked a passionate debate among legal experts, New York Times (November 24, 2000)
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Report -- Digital Divide Widens
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The Commerce Department says minorities are gaining access at a quick pace but lag behind the national average, The Standard (October 16, 2000)
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BlackPlanet.com Bans Woman With "Unacceptable" Name
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BlackPlanet.com, a portal dealing with African-American topics, uses filtering software to prevent registration of names such as Babcock, although Babpenis is permitted, OPG Online Oddities and Atrocities Museum (August 18, 2000)
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Web Co's Combat Anti-Semitism
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Online anti-semitism in wake of nomination of Lieberman as Democratic Vice Presidential candidate, Associated Press via Las Vegas Sun (August 9, 2000)
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The Art of Tricknology
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"Saying that the Digital Divide is closing because minorities have greater access to them is like saying minorities have a stake in the automobile industry because they drive cars, or that they are Bill Gates because they own Microsoft Office 2000", BlackEngineer.com (June 1, 2000)
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