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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundNet generation comes of age
July 9, 2007 Professor Larry D. Rosen takes a look at how MySpace and more have shaped the psyche of a new wave of young people.Youth centers grapple with MySpace
June 23, 2006 special feature Community centers ban, unban MySpace as they try to keep a lid on cyber-bullying.Keeping an eye on MySpace
June 29, 2006 special feature Service alerts users to changes in member profiles, login history, comments posted to particular page.MySpace reaching out to parents
April 11, 2006 Social networking site and other groups are trying to address concerns that kids are being set up for trouble.Keeping kids safe on social sites
July 17, 2006 special feature CNET News.com answers some common questions about social networks and blog safety.Child's play on the Internet?
October 11, 2006 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says a recent case could ultimately make parents legally liable for the Internet misconduct of their kids.Where the wired kids are
May 25, 2006 Teen things, that is. A new crop of Web sites is joining mainstays like MySpace, Yahoo on list of most-popular sites among teens.Web firm tries to create safe haven for tweens
June 15, 2006 special feature MySpace-like site gives parents the power to yea or nay e-mails, blog posts and new-friend invitations.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?When digital kids rule the classroom
April 26, 2006 Schools aim to turn children's predilection for technology into a learning opportunity for both student and teacher.Kids outsmart Web filters
April 19, 2006 At schools around the country, tech-savvy teens are using proxy sites and software to get to prohibited Web destinations.
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