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Sunday, July 1, 2007
Summary of 10-Part Series on "National Internet Safety Month"	(previous \| next)

Now that I have completed my 10-part series of essays to coincide with "National Internet Safety Month," I thought I'd list them all in one place. All the information in this series of essays was condensed from my new Progress & Freedom Foundation special report, â€œParental Controls and Online Child Protection: A Survey of Tools and Methods.â€ I will be making constant updates to that report online, so if you have suggestions please let me know. The links for the 10 installments in the series are listed below: Part 1: Online Safety Metasites Part 2: Internet Filters & Monitoring Tools Part 3: Operating Systems and Web Browser Controls Part 4: Website Labeling and Metadata Tagging Part 5: Search Engine Filters and Portals for Kids Part 6: A Voluntary Online Code of Conduct for Online Safety Part 7: The Importance of Online Safety Education Part 8: Social Networking Safety Part 9: Online Safety and Law Enforcement Efforts Part 10: Good Parenting Means Everything! posted by Adam Thierer @ 9:54 PM \| Free Speech , Online Safety & Parental Controls Share \| Link to this Entry \| Printer-Friendly Post a Comment: Name: Email Address: URL: Comments:

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