AT&T Inc. and Time Warner Inc.'s AOL unit have agreed to purge their Internet servers of Web sites that traffic child pornography, New York state's attorney general said. The pacts with two of the largest U.S. Internet service providers follow similar agreements last month with Verizon Communications Inc., Sprint and Time Warner Cable.
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