If you go to BBC 's web site you will find an article "Warning over Internet 'hate sites'" in Science / Nature section. Even though the article was posted in 1997 , i think it gives good quality of information with the comments of experts on the topic. Provides some fact and overall this is was one of the best sources i found during the research.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/29147.stm
Another interesting article related with hate sites is available on CNN.com/Law Center. If you want to find out what has been done in order to cope with hate sites this article will provide comprehensive information about the protocol of Council of Europe which considers to block hate sites from Europe's borders. It also emphasizes the problems of the protocol in relation with the United States's strenght of Freedom of the Speech.
http://edition.cnn.com/2003/LAW/02/06/findlaw.analysis.ramasastry.cyberlaw/index.html
And the last material i recommend to visit is a reasearch done in Australia in 2005. Since there is limited information based on researches had done so far, it gives interesting information about the research. It also gives examples of hate site cases all over the world.It actually includes couple of studies done about the hate sites. It also mentions the actual impacts of hate sites and the possibilites of translating hate from sites to off-line.
http://epublications.bond.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1039&context=hss_pubs
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