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Study Shows Parents Out of Loop on Social Networking
Interesting survey results come from Common Sense Media, which suggest that social networking is changing the very nature of childhood.
Google Talks Online Child Safety
By Chris Crum
Google is part of the "PointSmart ClickSafe Task Force," which is an organization that was set up to help keep kids safe online. This week, the task force released its Recommendations for Best Practices for Online Safety and Literacy, which it has been working on for nearly a year.
Japan Wants To Limit Kid's Mobile Usage
Japanese children should have limited access to mobile phones to protect them from harmful content according to an advisory panel to the government.The advisory council on education made the proposal to Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda as children become more likely to be exposed to cyber crimes and bullying on Internet school bulletin boards.
MySpace Safety Efforts May Backfire
By Dave Taylor
For someone who isn't 17, I have to admit that I spend a fair amount of time digging around in MySpace and trying to understand how all the pieces fit together. Indeed, MySpace help is an an important element of my tech Q&A blog too (where I offer tech support and, specifically myspace help).
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