Archive for May, 2006

MySpace.com has quickly become the malt shop for today’s teens – but, unlike Al’s place in “Happy Days,” this virtual “hangout” is also frequented by unsavory characters who are after our kids.

The Carthage School Board accepted two resignations and hired two new staff members at the May 17 meeting. Custodians Alice Varner and Ross Boyer submitted their resignations to the board. Marcia McGaughy was hired as a part-time Spanish teacher for the 2006-2007 school year.

Escondido, CA (PRWEB) May 25, 2006 — Children’s Educational Network (CEN) announced today the launch of their new website, Kid Safe.

New parenting advice web portal launched at http://www.kidsafe.com that offers free advice, consumer reports and free software to protect children from online predators. (PRWEB May 25, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/RmFsdS1Mb3ZlLUNvdXAtUHJvZi1IYWxmLVplcm8=

Research experts at FaceTime Security Labs identified and reported a new threat today affecting Yahoo! Messenger. A self-propagating worm, named yhoo32.explr, installs “Safety Browser” and hijacks the Internet Explorer homepage, leading users to a site that puts spyware on their PCs. Because Safety

Phishing Incident Reporting and Termination (PIRT) Squad formed. SpywareGuide articles are sponsored by FaceTime Communications, providing solutions for securing and controlling IM, P2P and Spyware Greynets.

Ever wonder what goes down in the back channels and dark alleys of the Internet? How spyware hunters find and penetrate botnets? Don’t just read about- now you can hear it on your PC, download it to your iPod or device of your choice. SpywareGuide articles are sponsored by FaceTime Communications,

This is only a small taste of what is yet to come as Jeff Molander interviews a pair of Facetime Security Lab’s top guns on a botnet bust that will astound you. SpywareGuide articles are sponsored by FaceTime Communications, providing solutions for securing and controlling IM, P2P and Spyware Greyn

Just when you thought it was safe to back into the waters the world of IM just become far more malicious than ever. An attack that can even occur from a trusted source. Beware- clicking that link can open up Pandora’s box. SpywareGuide articles are sponsored by FaceTime Communications, providing so

Little Rock – Equal pay for equal work, Equal Rights Amendment and equality for African American women were just a few of the topics members of the National Organization for Women were rallying for, Saturday afternoon.

Huntsville – It was a tragic commencement day for seniors at Huntsville High School. A car accident killed a graduating senior just hours before she was supposed to get her diploma.

Little Rock – Governor Huckabee gave his thanks to Arkansas’ newest doctors Saturday. Huckabee gave the commencement address at the University of Arkansas Medical School graduation Saturday afternoon.

Little Rock – Some bars and restaurants are taking the lead in the smoke free movement. The new Clean Indoor Air Act will not be enforced until July 21. However, some establishments are already cutting out the smoke.

Jefferson County – A routine traffic stop turns into a foot chase in Jefferson County. Police pulled over Eubangi Polk on Highway 104 near I-530 about seven Saturday night. Polk reportedly jumped from his vehicle and ran into the woods.

(Sports Network) – Joseph Ngwenya scored his first goal of the season, but Columbus was only able to walk away with a point in a 1-1 draw with D.C. United at Crew Stadium.

Dogs from the Richland County Sheriff and North Charleston Police Departments competed in the Lowcountry’s first K-9 training competition at Charleston Air Force Base over the weekend.

(Sports Network) – The cross-town rivalry between the Cubs and the White Sox took a new step as four players were ejected in the second inning of Saturday’s game between the two Chicago clubs.

(Sports Network) – As announced earlier in the week, the Cincinnati Reds activated starting pitcher Eric Milton from the 15-day disabled list Saturday.

Maki Enterprise today released Kids GoGoGo 10.3, an update to the parental control application that …

Escondido, CA (PRWEB) May 12, 2006 — Children’s Educational Network (CEN) announced today that their kid safe email system, bundled with their free Internet filter and parental control software (a kid safe browser) designed to protect and educate children on the Internet, provides children with the ability to utilize email capabilities in a safe, locked-down environment as part of their premium