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Let's go back to 1996.

You know, sign fell friends, the Simpsons were still good, and the worldwide web was the wow,

wow, west. There were still great fortunes to be made and a lot of freedom, maybe too much.

Congress was very worried about one thing. That's Jared Schroeder. He's a professor at

Southern Methodist University in Dallas, SMU. He studies free expression and emerging technologies.

There's a famous time magazine cover, and it's got the words in big letters, cyber porn.

This new thing, the worldwide web was open and free. For the first time, nearly everyone had knowledge

at their fingertips and the freedom to connect with people all over the world. But that freedom

also meant easy access to obscene and indecent content to anyone with internet access, including

children. The very same stuff I try to keep my kids from not staying today, right? 25 years later.

Congress's solution, the Communication Decent Seactor, or CDA, which passed in 1996.

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