As the World Wide Web becomes an increasingly useful research tool, more and more public libraries are offering Internet access. As libraries have become wired, the issues of access, censorship, filtering, and "indecency" which have been swirling around the Internet as a whole, have focused on these libraries as well. At issue is whether it is a library's responsibility to censor or monitor the sites which users may access on its computers. Libraries and the Internet: A General Overview - discussion of library responsibilities and Internet content. Library Bill of Rights - the basic policies that guide library services. Resolution on the Use of Filtering Software in Libraries - "The American Library Association affirms that the use of filtering software by libraries to block access to constitutionally protected speech violates the Library Bill of Rights." The Librarian's Dilemma, Screens of Hysteria, and Solutions to Confusion - discussions of the intersection of free-speech and public standards in public libraries. Library Tries Critical Porn-Blocking Approach - evolving library policy in Loudoun County, Virginia. Peacefire - an organization of teenagers in Ohio which opposes the use of blocking software in Ohio libraries. Libraries Resist Censorship - the issue of filtering software in public libraries. Library Logs On to Internet Censorship - a library/censorship lawsuit in Florida.