Dial-a-Porn

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"New telephone information technology has created commercial opportunities for business and has enhanced information services for consumers through innovations such as autodialed calls, fax machines, pay-per-call or audiotext (900-number) services, and caller identification services.. The same technology also has created new ways to commit telemarketing fraud and decreased individual privacy through the disclosure of telephone numbers, and the compilation of credit, buying, and other personal information in databases. In addition, it has created a new way to sell pornography to people who might otherwise not have access to it. It is this latter 900-number usage that has caused great controversy.

The debate over the value of pornographic expression has wide implications. Proponents of the arts defend pornography as ... "

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