The document discusses various topics related to new technologies and their impacts, including video cameras, computers, the internet, and law enforcement efforts to address child pornography online. It provides statistics on internet usage globally and in certain countries. It also outlines recommendations, rules, and websites to help educate children and parents on internet safety as well as law enforcement operations and challenges in addressing child pornography.

2. The effects ofNew Technology

3. Video CamerasVideo – cassette recordersMaking and Storing images and soundsComputersDifferent sorts of communication devicesScannersDigital cameras

4. Morphing and Pseudo Pornography

5. The Impact of Internet

6. World Wide WebJapan73%USA 14%U.K. 3%

7. Country PercentagesUnited States 62.7Russian Federation 10.3Cyrus 3.9Canada 3.6Korea (South) 2.6United Kingdom 2.5Belgium 1.6Taiwan 1.5Others 11.3Newsgroups and Communities

8. Chat Room TitlesBaby sexPreteen sexChat RoomToddler SpankingChicken hawkingA term coined by sex abuses for their search for children in chat room

9. Law Enforcement Operations1. No uniform system for recording offensesThe three key Federal Agencies involved are the:FBIUS CustomsUS Postal Inspection Service

10. Law Enforcement Operations2.FBI’s Innocent Images CampaignBegan in 19953.US Postal Inspection Servicestarted since 19773,300 child molesters and pornographers were arrested

11. Law Enforcement Operations4.Conclusions from US data5.Operation Cathedral and the Wonder Land Club6.Conclusions from Wonder Land7.Special Police Units

12. Other Responses to Child Pornography

13. Other Responses to Child Pornography“Hotlines” or “Tiplines” are Mechanisms which allow people who have found what they think is illegal material on the internet to report it.Community Responses –HotlineINHOPEInternet Hotlines for EuropeAssociation of the Hotlines and Tip Lines across the world

14. Other Responses to Child PornographyOther Community ResponsesASACPAdult Sites Against Child Pornography

15. Other Responses to Child PornographyInternet Industry ResponsesGovernmental andInter-Governmental approachesRecommendation

16. Other Responses to Child PornographyInternet Hotline Provides in Europe Association MembersInternet Hotline Provides in Europe Association Members

17. Other Responses to Child PornographyNetsmart Rules to Help Parents teach their ChildrenNever tell anyone you meet on the Internet your home address, your telephone number or your school’s name, unless your parent or carer specifically gives you permission.

18. Never send anyone your picture, credit card or bank details, or anything else, without first checking with your parent or carer.

19. Never give your password to anyone, even a best friend.

20. Never arrange to meet anyone in person without first agreeing it with your parent or carer, and get them to come along to the first meeting, which should always be in a public place and you should always tell someone else where you are going and why.Other Responses to Child PornographyNetsmart Rules to Help Parents teach their ChildrenNever hang around in a Chat Room or in a conference if someone says or writes something which makes you feel uncomfortable or worried, and remember, it is not your fault, so always report anything like that to your parent or carer.

21. Never respond to nasty, suggestive or rude emails or postings in Usenet Groups

22. Never open attachments to emails that come from people or sources you do not already know and trust

23. Delete the attachments immediately. They could contain viruses or other programmes which could completely destroy all the information and software on your computer.Other Responses to Child PornographyNetsmart Rules to Help Parents teach their ChildrenAlways tell your parent or carer if you see bad language or distasteful pictures while you are online.

24. Always be yourself and do not pretend to be anyone or anything you are not.

25. Always remember that if a site is described as being for adults only, or as being only for people of a certain age, you should respect that and stay out if you do not meet their criteria.

26. Always remember, if someone makes you an offer that seems too good to be true, it probably is.