Google Porn Superhighway Near-complete Connecting Pornography to American Colleges and Universities?

They say that pornography is a multi-billion dollar industry. So where can I find a nice porn website? If you live on campus, you won’t probably have to go very far. If you have graduated from one of Ivy League, Big 10, Big X or Pac 10 schools, chances are that your old college website hosts pornographic contents.
Well, I went back to one of the exploited K12 websites that we found the other day. That’s where I got a combination of key words. This key word combination is “anime porno hot teen.” And I then asked a search expert to find as much information as he can find with these key words. This search guy’s name is Google. You may have heard of him. He is really fast. In a matter of a second or less, he got more than 1.64 million search results with free of charge.
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Let’s see where these porn websites are hosted. UCLA.EDU, BC.EDU, BU.EDU, CASE.EDU, JHU.EDU… Gees… Surprisingly, 37 out of top 40 results or 42 out of top 50 results are found at academic websites with the domain extension of edu.
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In fact, at the time of writing this article, we found a porn exploitation at the websites shown below. The forms of the exploitation are either direct web contents as shown above or redirection to a different porn website.
Colleges and universities are now being united in the name of pornography. You won’t get the same search results from these academic websites with Yahoo! Search or Microsoft’s Live Search. Google seems to push what we call Google Porn Superhighway, connecting pornography to academic websites.
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