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slash podcasts. This is the short edition of More or Less, first broadcast on the BBC World Service.

Hello and welcome to More or Less on the BBC World Service.

I'm Ruth Alexander. In this week's programme, we look at the offending rate among American football teams after what feels to some like a spate of arrests

The latest involving star player Aaron Hernandez who's officially been charged with

murder. But first, many things about pornography are

exaggerated including the statistics quoted to suggest that the internet is a wash with porn.

Listeners, George and Deborah have both emailed us separately at more or less at BBC.co. UK to ask about how much porn

there really is on the internet. How can usage be measured George Wonders

through the numbers of sites, data streaming, minutes viewed, and Deborah has been

wondering about some of the startling figures she's been reading in the press,

figures like this. The internet is now 37% porn.

Can statistics like this really be right, she asks.

Well, the BBC's technology correspondent Mark Ward has been looking into all this,

and he isn't so sure they are.

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