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  • Tue Nov 10 2:38 PM PST 2009 A child porn-planting virus: Threat or bad defense?

    There is some concern that malware can plant illegal child porn on innocent people's computers, but experts say that, while possible, it's not very likely.

    Posted in Safe and Secure by Larry Magid

  • Thu Oct 22 11:03 AM PDT 2009 FCC sets Internet regulation in motion

    Federal Communications Commission votes unanimously to gather data that will be used to determine regulations to keep the Net open.

    Posted in Signal Strength by Marguerite Reardon

  • Wed Oct 21 4:42 PM PDT 2009 Telco lobbyists don't mind some Net neutrality regs

    AT&T and Verizon Communications lobbyists say they are fine with existing FCC open Internet principles becoming regulation, but they are opposed to proposed new rules.

    Posted in Signal Strength by Marguerite Reardon

  • Thu Oct 1 2:10 PM PDT 2009 Students, experts link offline risks with Net safety

    A panel charged by Congress to advise on Internet safety issues discusses in D.C. how kids can stay safe online--and how closely it may be linked to offline behavior.

    Posted in Safe and Secure by Larry Magid

  • Wed Sep 16 7:45 AM PDT 2009 Web 2.0 security risks scrutinized

    Interactive elements have their downside: 95 percent of user-generated comments on blogs, message boards, and chat rooms are either spam or malicious, a new report warns.

    Posted in News - Security by Vivian Yeo

  • Thu Aug 20 5:08 PM PDT 2009 Net neutrality: Back in the spotlight for debate

    A clause in the application for broadband stimulus grants has renewed the debate over Net neutrality, as a new bill is introduced and the discussion focuses now more on wireless services.

    Posted in Signal Strength by Marguerite Reardon

  • Tue Aug 18 5:51 PM PDT 2009 Facebook privacy lawsuit 'a jumbled mess'

    A lawsuit against Facebook appears to be all over the place and not based on an real understanding of how the site works.

    Posted in Safe and Secure by Larry Magid

  • Thu Aug 13 3:12 PM PDT 2009 Social-networking ban for sex offenders: Bad call?

    A just-signed Illinois law that bans registered sex offenders from social-networking sites might do more harm than good. Here's why.

    Posted in Safe and Secure by Larry Magid

  • Thu Aug 13 7:56 AM PDT 2009 WSJ: China not requiring Green Dam software

    Industry minister now says China won't force installation of the Internet filtering software on PCs shipped to the country, according to The Wall Street Journal.

    Posted in News - Security by Lance Whitney

  • Tue Jul 28 3:42 PM PDT 2009 Netgear and OpenDNS to block porn from the cloud

    Netgear and OpenDSN have teemed up to offer a product to make it easier for parents to block inappropriate content

    Posted in Safe and Secure by Larry Magid