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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundNew tech aims to get kids off the couch
February 23, 2006 No more nagging about playing video games past bedtime. Hopscotch wants to keep kids from being glued to gadgets.New Mexico's video game nanny tax
February 11, 2008 PFF's Adam Thierer says the state's decision is a troubling harbinger for makers and users of electronic game technologies.Kids' TV faces new Net restrictions
January 24, 2007 Feds want to keep commercial Web site references out of children's programming, but some say the rules don't go far enough.Fox launches online-safety campaign
July 13, 2006 Kiefer Sutherland of "24" to star in public-service announcement. Campaign to keep MySpace out of trouble?Americans mixed about constant Net access, poll finds
April 16, 2007 Poll respondents are enthusiastic about new technologies but are concerned about the repercussions, especially on children.Bridging the Grand Canyon of generation gaps
June 6, 2006 Tim Donovan of Industrious Kid says the generation gap that's grown up around the Net can't be left to benign neglect.The second coming of the V-Chip
April 17, 2006 The controversial 1990s sex- and violence-blocking tech ended up largely ignored. Will a version for digital TV tuners fare better?Ad Council unveils V-Chip campaign
July 27, 2006 Ads aim to show parents that they can control kids' exposure to sex, violence on TV via decade-old tech.Sen. Clinton: Feds must help parents on video games
June 7, 2006 Hillary Clinton, a longtime critic of video games, calls on the government to do more to find out how electronic media may harm kids.In-game ads to hit $400 million by 2009
June 14, 2006 Increased female, family playing will attract more advertising to the growing medium, research group says. Sponsored matches for "TV"
