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Culver City starts filtering Wi-Fi access
(Networking/Networking Features)
Friday, 25 August 2006
Some web surfers on Culver City's free wireless network won't be able to access some content anymore. The Southern California city has installed network filters to prohibit pornographic and peer-to-peer ...