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Redrob · 09-09-2007, 04:58 PM

Things the FSC has done with pride:

In 2002, FSC views were upheld in the US Supreme Court in Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition, the so-called VIRTUAL CHILD PORN case, which has been described by no less than the ACLU as "the most important victory for the First Amendment in decades."

March 30, 2007 - In a decision made Friday March 30th at the ICANN board meeting, the board voted 9 to 5 to reject ICM's proposal for a .XXX top level domain. This appears to be the final decision by ICANN as Board Chair Vinton Cerf said that they would not consider another proposal for a .XXX top level domain. FSC's ED, Diane, and Chairman, Jeffrey Dougals, performed miracles in Lisbon representing the industry and solidifying opposition.

Over the past three years, the FSC has organized and funded the 2257 litigation which will continue for the forseeable future. Even though there has been no clear victory for the industry, we are still in business, and, for many, business is good.

09-09-2007, 04:58 PM
Redrob Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: In a refrigerator box by the tracks. Posts: 4,791	Things the FSC has done with pride: In 2002, FSC views were upheld in the US Supreme Court in Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition, the so-called VIRTUAL CHILD PORN case, which has been described by no less than the ACLU as "the most important victory for the First Amendment in decades." March 30, 2007 - In a decision made Friday March 30th at the ICANN board meeting, the board voted 9 to 5 to reject ICM's proposal for a .XXX top level domain. This appears to be the final decision by ICANN as Board Chair Vinton Cerf said that they would not consider another proposal for a .XXX top level domain. FSC's ED, Diane, and Chairman, Jeffrey Dougals, performed miracles in Lisbon representing the industry and solidifying opposition. Over the past three years, the FSC has organized and funded the 2257 litigation which will continue for the forseeable future. Even though there has been no clear victory for the industry, we are still in business, and, for many, business is good.