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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundPBS Kids makes play for 3-year-olds online
February 15, 2008 Web site lets children play animated games with characters like Curious George and learn basic skills in reading and problem solving.MySpace developing parental-notification software
January 17, 2007 "Zephyr" is designed to give parents access to their children's names, ages, and locations as listed on their profiles.The age of the satellite
October 2, 2007 The commercial satellite market has grown into a multibillion-dollar industry, but as companies compete for resources with other wireless technologies, future growth could suffer.Electronic communications and their discontents
July 25, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains why a simple question of procedure in the electronic age is more complicated than it appears at first blush.Developing safe and smart Internet citizens
June 13, 2007 Attorney and child advocate offers strategies for parents with children in five age groups.Separating fact from fiction on digital copyrights
August 27, 2007 Qorvis' Maura Corbett says copyright law wasn't intended to serve as a stick for rights holders to wield against the freedom of information.Google hit with age discrimination suit
July 26, 2004 A 54-year-old former executive claims he was wrongfully terminated just before the company's IPO was announced.A new crop of kids: Generation We
January 22, 2007 In tech-savvy homes, researchers say, kids are gaining a much more global outlook at a younger age.ICQ shuts out adults posing as children
May 4, 2000 In response to a tough new online child privacy law that went into effect two weeks ago, the instant messaging service is forcing members under the age of 13 to forfeit their accounts.Teaching kids to drive the Net
April 4, 2006 Start-up companies and educational groups are trying to give youths the tools to make good decisions online.Eyeglasses switch focus in a flash
April 4, 2006 Researchers develop "switchable" lenses, a viable alternative to bifocals associated with grocery stores and old age. Photos: Eye on 'switchable' lensesPrivacy's random answer
November 24, 2004 No need to lie about your age online--a math technique will keep your personal data covered, says News.com's Michael Kanellos.Amazon patent thinks pink
March 9, 2005 Gifts such as dolls should be wrapped in pastel paper. Whether obvious or not, the company now holds the patent on the idea.Privacy in the age of transparency
March 14, 2004 Strategy + Business explains the delicate balancing act companies face in keeping the data they've collected about customers confidential.The great legacy skills debate
July 22, 2005 COBOL expert Mike Gilbert examines the looming skills gap between the legacy world and the newer worlds of Web services, Java and .Net.HP to tempt shoppers with digital lifestyle
August 27, 2004 PC giant unveils consumer electronics strategy, including iPod music player, high-definition TVs and PCs that record television shows.Collegian ponders the entrepreneurial dream
August 18, 2006 With the golden era of job security fading, CNET intern looks to today's young innovators for career inspiration.
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