Schwimmer upset over internet content available to youngsters

 Former "Friends" star David Schwimmer has expressed his concern over inappropriate content on the internet and is urging parents to keep an eye on the kids.
Schwimmer, who is expecting his first child with wife Zoe Buckman, admits he's shocked by how easy it is for youngsters nowadays to view "some kind of pornography online",


"When I was 13 it was a real challenge to get your hands on Playboy. But today unfortunately most kids before the age of 13 have seen pornography online and not just a still image - moving pictures," he told FOX411's Pop Tarts column.

"If you're a nine-or-10-year-old, and your first encounter with sexuality is some kind of pornography online, than that's definitely a loss of innocence," he added.