White House pushes voluntary steps to shield kids online
The Clinton administration invites the computer industry and parent groups to voluntary actions to make the Internet safer for children after the Supreme Court struck down a law. Industry reps promise greater access to anti smut software and site filtering, while officials seek a broad voluntary framework.
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