"On April 19, 1995--the day of the Oklahoma City bombing--there was a single known hate site on the World Wide Web. Since that time the Internet, and those who would use this tremendous communications tool to promulgate hate and violence, have flourished. Today, the Simon Wiesenthal Center has identified more than 1,400 problematic Web sites, more than double the number since we published our first report a year ago. This new report also touches on some recent and troubling phenomena--including hate sites for kids, racist computer games and the increased use of the Internet by overseas extremists who employ the World Wide Web to evade local laws and regulations. The Simon Wiesenthal Center presents this report as part of its ongoing commitment to monitor and combat the changing face of hate."