1. A computer implemented method for using sentiment-based analysis in content access, the method comprising the steps of: receiving a filtering policy by a computer, the received filtering policy specifying to filter a protected party's access to content based on fact-based categorization of content and subjective factors concerning content, wherein granularity of said filtering policy is variable by use of one or more of a plurality of combinations of fact-based categorization and subjective factors, wherein the protected party is being administered by a third party; detecting, by a computer, an attempt by the protected party to access specific content, the specific content being remotely located; categorizing, by a computer, the specific content based on occurrence of predefined words responsive to the access attempt; performing, by a computer, a sentiment-based analysis of the specific content responsive to the access attempt; responsive to results of the categorization in light of the sentiment-based analysis of the specific content, determining, by a computer, whether the filtering policy permits the protected party to access the specific content; responsive to results of the determining step, managing, by a computer, the attempted access of the specific content by the protected party.
14. The method of claim 1 wherein performing, by a computer, a sentiment-based analysis of the specific content further comprises: classifying, by a computer, an amount of subjectivity expressed by the specific content.