Study finds Web isn't teeming with sex
14th Nov 2006, 11:19 GMT
A confidential analysis of Internet search queries and a random sample of Web pages taken from Google and Micrsoft's giant Internet indexes showed that only about 1 percent of all Web pages contain sexually explicit material.
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