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McAfee software finds 81% of UK parents don’t use parental controls – but 2008 EU survey finds that 85% of UK parents do!
McAfee has released a new survey of UK parents that finds that “81% of parents do not turn on parental controls.” This is 180 degrees opposite from a European Union survey released in December 2008, … more →
Filtering Facts
Eugene, Oregon
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Jon wrote 2 days ago: Totally last minute, we wrote to couchsurfers in Eugene, OR the day we were leaving Melissa’s. On … more →
Got Grease?
Jon wrote 2 days ago: We were warned a few times that it would be hard to find unclaimed grease throughout California, an … more →
The SLENZ Update – No 105, June 29, 2009
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johnwaugh wrote 1 week ago: ANOTHER TABLOID BLOG FRENZY Hysteria over Australian SL-block rumours: fear-mongering or worse … more →
U.S. Calls on China to Drop Mandatory Internet Filtering
cookiis wrote 1 week ago: By Aysha Haq Epoch Times Staff Two branches of the U.S. government published a letter today, urging … more →
Who Really Cares?
John Roberts wrote 1 week ago: An article in the WSJ: “BEIJING — An international group of business associations that i … more →
McAfee software finds 81% of UK parents don’t use parental controls – but 2008 EU survey finds that 85% of UK parents do!
filteringfacts wrote 1 week ago: McAfee has released a new survey of UK parents that finds that “81% of parents do not turn on parent … more →
The Argument for Social Media in Education
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theunquietlibrary wrote 2 weeks ago: TeachPaperless: This is the Moment: Legitimize Social Media in Education via kwout I discovered a … more →
Novels Aren't Like Coffee, Pools & Cigarettes
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Courtney Vail wrote 2 weeks ago: One of the best ways to engage your readers is to make your POV characters identifiable, feared or i … more →
Notes: Internal Models and Recursive Estimation for 2-D Isotropic Random Fields
deebuv wrote 2 weeks ago: Link to paper by Ahmed Tewfik, Bernard Levy, and Alan Willsky. This paper considers the problem of r … more →
Internet censorship in Sri Lanka
Sanjana Hattotuwa wrote 2 weeks ago: UNHCR’s RefWorld features a report from Reporters Without Borders (RSF) that raises fears over … more →
White Sands and Las Cruces, NM
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Jon wrote 2 weeks ago: Our next drive took us from desert landscapes to steep climbs and forests to White Sands. As w … more →
Filtering PC's in China, and monitoring the filtering
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criticalinternetculture wrote 2 weeks ago: EFF reports “The Chinese Ministry of Industry and IT’s announcement that all PCs sold … more →
Mobicip Delivers Mobile Parental Control Service For iPhone and Netbooks
filteringfacts wrote 2 weeks ago: Mobicip announces today: Mobicip, an innovator of Internet child safety products for mobile devices, … more →
Filtering Industry Adapts to Social Networking with Monitoring
filteringfacts wrote 2 weeks ago: For the last couple of years, Internet parental control vendors have struggled to adapt to the chall … more →
We are going way underground...
zarbdar wrote 3 weeks ago: We are in the middle of a dirty coup. They rubbed us of our polls and now they say that this is thei … more →
Chinese Green Dam Filter Pirated from CyberSitter
filteringfacts wrote 3 weeks ago: From PC Magazine: The “Green Dam” filtering software that the Chinese government is repo … more →
Keeping the internet safe for kids part 2
jasechong wrote 3 weeks ago: I’ve recently found a way to configure Internet Explorer as a whitelist filter. This will basi … more →
Vinh Binh
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Jon wrote 3 weeks ago: Let’s talk truck!!! We devoted chunks of time in Fort Worth searching for a pot of gold, for a swe … more →
Trend Micro Survey: 55% of US Parents Using Parental Controls
filteringfacts wrote 3 weeks ago: A new survey of parents from security vendor Trend Micro that the percentage of parents using filter … more →
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