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ICRA to Launch Campaign for A Safer Internet Community

Verizon Grant Kicks Off Planning of Ambitious Two-Year Educational Program

16th December 2002 WASHINGTON, DC - The Internet Content Rating Association (ICRA) today said it intends to launch a massive two-year educational program to encourage parents to become more involved in what their children are doing on the Internet.

Congressman Bob Goodlatte introduces legislation to make the internet safer for children. 

Adult industry leaders unite to protect children from inappropriate content

Internet Content Rating Association Salutes Visionary Companies for Aggressive Stance On Self Regulation, Web-Site Labeling

Washington, DC, March 6, 2002 - Leading companies in the adult entertainment industry ranging from Larry Flynt Productions and MaxCash to YNOTMasters and Epoch are taking a proactive and aggressive stand to protect children from inappropriate or harmful Internet content, according to the Internet Content Rating Association (ICRA). ICRA is a global, non-profit organization of Internet industry leaders committed to making the Internet safer for children, while respecting the rights of content providers.'