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Dutch Hosting Company to Implement New Child Porn Filter

Web hosting provider Lease Web has implemented a new child porn filter on all of its sites.

Dutch Study Casts New Light on Content Pirating

Maybe file-sharing and pirating aren’t so bad after all. At least that’s what a new study from the Netherlands proposes.

Dutch Processors Can Block CP Chargers

The Netherlands Minister of Justice has reached agreements with credit card companies to block credit cards of web users paying for child porn.

'Deep Throat' Scheduled for Dutch Public TV

Two public broadcasting corporations are planning to show the 1972 film "Deep Throat" as part of a themed night on the history of adult films. Although the film will be aired after midnight — and be part of a discussion program — it is already causing controversy in the Netherlands.

Adult Star Most-Downloaded Female Voice for Dutch SatNav Systems

In an announcement that has adult crossing into mainstream yet again, Dutch adult star Kim Holland is the most downloaded voice for the TomTom in-car satellite navigation system according to Amsterdam-based tech-lifestyle magazine Bright.

LiveAdultVideo.com to Be Sold Via Dutch Auction

The owners of LiveAdultVideo.com are offering the domain name and other assets for sale via Dutch auction, beginning Friday and continuing through Monday, April 30.

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‘Emmanuelle’ Star Subject of Dutch Documentary

Sylvia Kristel, the star of the classic French softcore erotica series “Emmanuelle,” will be the subject of an upcoming documentary film by Dutch director Michiel van Erp.

Dutch Farmers Sue Over Porn Links

A Dutch dating site dedicated to matching single farmers has taken issue with the sponsored ad links next to its entry on Google’s search page. The company is suing the Internet giant, accusing Google of tying it to pornographic websites.

EU Charter Frightens Dutch

The proposed constitution for the 25-member European Union is causing concern in this and other liberal Netherlands enclaves that Amsterdam’s famous red light district would fade.

Dutch Approve File-Sharing

In the second major victory for the file-sharing community in a week, a Dutch supreme court has ruled that the maker of one of the most popular peer-to-peer software products will not be held liable for content traded over its network