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New York AG Suing Social Network Tagged.com for Child Porn

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6-11-2010 New York:New York?s attorney general Andrew Cuomo accused the social networking site Tagged.com on Thursday of not responding to user reports of child pornography and sexual solicitation of minors, which has allowed the popular site to become a place where sexual predators can exploit children.Cuomo sent a letter to the site, which claims 5 million users. The letter announces his

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