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网络“涉黄”被认为是严重污染网络环境,败坏社会风气,特别是危害青少年健康成长的行为。2009年12月8日,国家九部委联合部署整治互联网和手机淫秽色情及低俗信息专项行动。在轰轰烈烈的网络“扫黄”行动中,一些观察人士提出,在网络色情的利益链条上,电信运营商提供接入服务时,不仅没有尽到监管责任,而且还为淫秽色情网站大开方便之门,从中分得利益“一杯羹”。根据“谁盈利,谁负责”原则,电信运营商应对网络色情承担法律责任。与此论相反,有人强调电信运营商在接入服务中,不能也不应对网络上的海量信息进行筛选,让其为色情网站承担责任既无法律依据,也无法理基础。那么,提供接入服务的电信运营商是否应对网络色情负法律责任呢?
The Internet “yellow-related” is considered to be a serious pollution of the network environment, corrupt social norms, especially harmful to the healthy growth of young people behavior. On December 8, 2009, nine national ministries and commissions jointly deployed special campaigns to rectify the obscene and vulgar information on the Internet and mobile phones. In the vigorous Internet “sweep the yellow” operation, some observers have suggested that when providing access services to network operators, service providers not only failed to exercise their regulatory responsibilities but also facilitated pornographic websites The door, from the points of interest “a cup of soup ”. According to “Who is profitable, who is responsible ” principle, telecom operators should take legal responsibility for online pornography. Contrary to this, some people emphasize that telecom operators can not and should not filter the huge amount of information on the Internet while accessing services, so that it is neither legally nor illegally able to assume liability for pornographic websites. So, should telecom operators that provide access service be legally responsible for cyber porn?