A bill introduced by a Republican representative from Texas, Lamar Smith, would require allISPs in the United States to maintain a log of all on-line activity by IP addresses for anunspecified...

U.S. House Passes the SAFE Act Sweeping Legislation would require ISPs to report childpornography and other apparent violations of federal law to NCMEC's CyberTipline.

... the same U.S. representatives who sponsored the legislation in the last ... and require ISPs to let their customers opt out of receiving junk e-mail if the ...

... the same U.S. representatives who sponsored the legislation in the last ... and require ISPs to let their customers opt out of receiving junk e-mail if the ...

... proposed by Colorado Representative Diana DeGette would require ISPs to retain ... Given the legislation proposed in Congress and the pressure on ISPs by law ...

... House of Representatives announced yesterday legislation to force ISPs to keep ... Such regulations shall, at a minimum, require retention of records, such as the ...

Variety is reporting that at the end of this get together, Berman promised legislation thatwill require ISPs to send warning letters to their users, if they access ‘pirated content’.

GOPUSA is THE source for Conservative Republican news, information, and commentary. ... (UPI) -- Legislation introduced in the U.S. Congress would require Internet ...

[It] would require ISPs to record all users’ surfing activity, IM conversations and emailtraffic indefinitely. Reading the bill, I understand it to require that ISPs retain customerbilling data,

That kind of legislation would essentially require ISPs to examine what content ... Representatives of the U.K.'s Internet Service Providers' Association could not ...