An effort to create a kid-friendly Internet zone free of violence, pornography and other adult material cleared another hurdle Wednesday, when a House panel gave its unanimous stamp of approval.
The House Energy and Commerce Committee approved the bill by a voice vote and sent it to the House floor for approval.
Unlike previous congressional attempts to screen online smut, the bill would regulate content only on a corner of the Internet that falls directly under U.S. government control.
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