Radio Berkman: A Safer Web
January 14th, 2009
An exhaustively researched report on the safety of the web is the result of a year of work for the Internet Safety Technical Task Force. The report reveals some surprises about just how safe the web and social networks really are for minors, and some recommendations for dealing with sexual predators, cyberbullying, and access to explicit content.
You can find the ISTTF report here.
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Podington Bear: The Squeaky Song
Podington Bear: Jackie and Floyd
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