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The New York Times:

Popular Web sites like YouTube and MySpace have hired the equivalent of school hallway monitors to police what visitors to their sites can see and do by cracking down on piracy and depictions of nudity and violence.

So where do the young thrill-seekers go?

Increasingly, to new Web sites like Stickam.com, which is building a business by going where others fear to tread: into the realm of unfiltered live broadcasts from Web cameras.

The site combines elements of more popular sites, but with a twist. In addition to designing their own pages and uploading video clips, its users broadcast live video of themselves and conduct face-to-face video chats with other users, often from their bedrooms and all without monitoring by any of Stickam’s 35 employees.

“Letting people do whatever they want is one way for these sites to differentiate themselves,� said Josh Bernoff, a Forrester Research analyst. “It is the race to the bottom.�

Another new video-sharing site, LiveLeak, based in London, has positioned itself as a source for reality-based fare like footage of Iraq battle scenes and grisly accidents. Last week, popular clips on the site included one of an agitated man in Muslim dress on a fast-moving treadmill and video of an American A-10 Thunderbolt aircraft bombing Taliban forces in Afghanistan.

Hayden Hewitt, a co-owner of LiveLeak, said that people who have been barred from YouTube for uploading explicit footage of the Iraq war have migrated to his site. LiveLeak “won’t ban anyone for showing the truth,� Mr. Hewitt said.

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  • It is very true, many of the new site dont have a rules about young users,when i was in one of the iternet shop i saw some young student open an adult site which is not good for them, i ask the care taker of the shop if they allowed below 18 year old to open an adult web site,she just answer me. it is ok coz they paid the time. my god i was shock,when she answer me that way. i said to her, you should not allow that, coz it is not good for them. my god! i dont dis agree with this adult site, but they must also conseder the wellfare of the young children. they must have a rules to make it sure that the one who open an adult site are really 18 above. we really want that our youngs will be educated but not on this way. i hope this adult site will think of our young users.

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