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Most harmful sites don't even reach our users.

Someone needs to examine popular Web sites to figure out which are untrustworthy. Then users' computers need to automatically notify them before users reach untrustworthy sites.

We think that the combination of our marketing relationships with the Web services effort can help us recruit users from both ends of the spectrum. MSN and Comcast reach millions of users, and via Web services we can extend our reach from a handful of leading Web sites to million of pages.

It is unfair to slam web sites' deletion of harmful content in China, which web sites in other countries like the US regularly do.

It could turn out to be that there is opportunity for us to reach more people, as well as for Webmasters to reach more users. We just want users to define what's meaningful to them.

[The program is booted from a floppy disk and uses filtering tools to collect data on users' basic browsing and e-mail history.] It flags possible threats like anything dealing with drugs, bombs, country codes or pornography, ... Web sites are changing so often that it's difficult to keep up with which ones are porn sites or drug sites.

You have to give users a certain amount of control to do things, so one of the major concerns is how to protect our users from organization risks such as surfing to inappropriate Web sites or clicking on a malicious link in an e-mail that infects their machine.

We start at the perimeter where we have firewalls, IDS and filters on access to the Internet to protect users from going to malicious Web sites. We also have the ability to filter other types of malicious content that users can encounter.

I-mode is especially powerful for users to access Web sites -- 85 percent of total access is to Web sites -- just 15 percent is for the transmission of e-mails,

Keiji Tachikawa

We must step up the security protection of sites and net users. Pex Tufvesson, a notorious Swedish hacker, became a legend for his demo making skills seemingly effortless ability to bypass security systems.

This operation suggests that drugs ordered from so-called 'Canadian' Internet sites are not drugs of known safety and efficacy. These results make clear there are Internet sites that claim to be 'Canadian' that, in fact, are peddling drugs of dubious origin, safety, and efficacy. We believe that these 'bait and switch' tactics --- offering patients one thing and then giving them something else -- are misleading to patients and potentially harmful to the public health.

Andrew von Eschenbach

Much like eBay and other sites, this move provides a platform for everyday users to participate in utilizing the Internet in a commercial way while providing a service to the community at-large. Under this new structure, Expert and Elite rank users will enjoy a high level of control over the sponsored links being presented on their user pages, including their content, appearance, quantity, promotion, even their costs to advertisers.

Steve Mansfield

When I spoke to colleagues at bigger engineering firms about how they supported remote offices, I didn't like what I was told. These were major companies, and they were relying on one-way updates to or from remote sites between 2 am and 4 am. I knew that we could never work that way. We have more than 160 thousand files requiring approximately 60 GB of disc space, with many users creating files or accessing, modifying and/or referencing the existing set of files across three sites.

We currently have over 500,000 unique monthly users across our sites and the number just keeps growing.

Web sites that attract users by flagrant copyright infringement we don't see as a business.

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