"The more we seek international solutions to this stuff -- the UK and the U.S. working together -- the more that an international norm will set an industry norm," the newspaper reports Burnham saying. Internet service providers could also be forced to offer services where the only sites accessible are those deemed suitable for children, the paper stated. "If you look back at the people who created the Internet they talked very deliberately about creating a space that governments couldn't reach," Burnham told The Telegraph. "I think we are having to revisit that stuff seriously now." Obama has defended Internet openness and has argued in favor of "network neutrality" but it remains to be seen how he will approach Web regulation on other fronts.

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