In recent years, the U.S. Senate has designated June as National Internet Safety Month, recognizing the need for measures that organizations, web designers and families can take to protect children online. The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) is kicking off National Internet Safety Month by announcing the launch of RTA Verified .

In 2006 ASACP launched the Restricted To Adults – RTA Website Label, ASACP is now proud to announce RTA Verified.

The RTA label is a unique string of “meta data” which can be inserted into the computer code of any website. Parental filtering software recognizes the tag and prevents children from viewing adult content. RTA is the adult entertainment industry’s initiative to protect children from viewing content that is age-inappropriate. It was developed by ASACP out of a need for an easy to use and internationally recognized label that designates content for adults only.

RTA Verified confirms that your websites have been properly labeled with RTA. RTA Verified adds an extra level of precaution, removes the guesswork, and demonstrates social responsibility. While RTA is free, RTA Verified will cost a small fee. However RTA Verified is simple, effective and inexpensive; plus it lets you and your visitors know that your websites are properly labeled with the Restricted to Adults website labeling system.

“No one wants a mandatory, complicated, and potentially expensive website labeling system. This is why ASACP worked with the adult industry to create the Restricted To Adults – RTA Website Label,” stated ASACP CEO Joan Irvine. “While RTA has become the industry standard for self-regulation, many webmasters have asked us how they know they are using RTA to their maximum benefit. ASACP has answered this call with RTA Verified, now webmasters can rest assured they are properly labeled with RTA and are doing the most they can to protect children online from age-inappropriate content.”

RTA Verified costs $10 annually to verify 1 to 10 domains, and $1 for each additional domain, or $100 annually for unlimited domains. However RTA Verified is free for ASACP members and sponsors.

Complete information about the RTA label and RTA Verified is available at www.RTAlabel.org .

Founded in 1996, the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating child pornography from the Internet. ASACP also works to help parents prevent children from viewing age-inappropriate material online. More information is available at www.asacp.org .

Webmasters can now input their Google Analytics code to their AEBN theaters .

This ability has been repeatedly requested by affiliates, and AEBN is pleased to finally offer them an easy way to add the stats-tracking service to their theaters.

“Google Analytics is a powerful free service for webmasters," says AEBN's Jerry Anders, Vice President of Sales and Marketing. "I think many of our webmasters will happy to see we have added it to our Theater Builder. Now they can track referrers' activity and basically learn more about their incoming traffic.”

All they need to do in order to use Google Analytics on their theaters is add the code tracking number into the line provided in AEBN's Theater Builder. The tracking number is found within the JavaScript Google generates when you sign up for an Analytics account and is easily indentified by its UA-XXXXXX-X format.

Google Analytics is a free service offered by Google that generates detailed statistics about the visitors to a website.

An organized group of hackers associated with 4Chan.org and EBaumsWorld.com , a rival tube site, uploaded a large collection of video clips of explicit, adult content in an attempt to overwhelm the search results.

YouTube has been working fast to remove the video clips for violations of the site's terms of use, but there are handfuls of porn videos posted as recent as mid-day Wednesday.

Many of the porn videos also still are showing up in searches and their explicit thumbnails remain in plain view for surfers to see

YouTube does have adult content related areas on its main website, that are clearly highlighted of an Adult theme and the site also monitors all uploads related to adult content .

Halfway through the Policing and Crime Bill's journey through Parliament, the Home Secretary has introduced the first legislation on prostitution that targets violence and coercion rather than consensual sex work.

Tomorrow, the Scrutiny Committee report on the Policing and Crime Bill is presented to the House of Commons, and the Bill receives its third reading. Only one day of parliamentary time has been allotted for this an astonishingly small amount of time for a large bill: there are 77 clauses, which cover police accountability and effectiveness, alcohol regulation, the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 and airport security as well as sections 13-20 on prostitution.

We've already changed the Bill vastly for the better. The Home Secretary has lodged an amendment that limits criminalisation of clients to those who pay for sex with someone subjected to force etc.' not those of us who are 'controlled for gain' (i.e., use a third party to find clients). This UK government has said there should still be a strict liability offence (strict liability is used for things like parking tickets, and ignorance is no defence against charges of sex with someone underage).

However, in the past few days, new clauses and amendments have been introduced by other MPs that could improve things even further.

The Debate starts 2pm on Today. Call your MP NOW on 020 7219 3000

Ask them to support new clauses and amendments that prioritise the safety of people in the sex industry, and decrease our criminalisation. Ask your MP to support:

1. New clause 4 which decriminalises anyone under 18 who is selling sex .


2. New clause 37 which defines a brothel as more than two people selling sex plus a maid .


3. New clause 38 which decriminalises 'associated workers' (e.g., maids) in brothels.


4. Amendment 6 to clause 15 which defines persistently for street sex workers as 'twice a week' rather than the current 'twice in three months'.


5. Amendment 7, which removes clause 16 (compulsory rehabilitation for street sex workers as a substitute for fines or jail time).


6. New clauses 25 and 26, which, like the government amendments, require that the person selling sex has been coerced and that the client knows this.

You can find out who is your MP on sex laws and mps .

The more we put pressure on our MPs, the more likely they are to speak against dangerous legislation and vote to make us safer. It also means that we'll have an easier time of changing things for the better when the Bill goes to the House of Lords (probably in June). There's still a long tough fight ahead of us, and the government majority will carry the day tomorrow, but intervention now will make a difference.

Although the IUSW is very limited by resources we have no office space and all work is done by volunteers, usually paying expenses out of their own pockets we are beginning to persuade those who have

Power over us that people in the sex industry matter and that we can and should be consulted about the decisions which will affect us. The IUSW has been closely involved in developments so far. We've met with a dozen MPs and Lords, and begun to be accepted as part of the group of organisations to be consulted on sex work and issues around it (e.g., we were invited to attend the Home Affairs Select Committee launch of their report on Human Trafficking). Furthermore, we're building links with a range of institutions that influence the conditions in which we work and the consequences of our criminalisation for example, senior civil servants, local government policy makers, the Bar Council, the Crown Prosecution Service, police officers of various forces, non governmental organisations that work on this issue or may develop policies on sex work.

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