TV watchdogs are jumping on the bandwagon of a new parental-control package that promises to help parents separate “good” programs from the rest.

In interviews with a job candidate last year, Deborah D’Attilio, a recruiting manager in San Fran-cisco for Enterprise Rent-A-Car, was surprised when the young wo-man brought a companion: Her dad.

From online business services to blogs and instant messaging, the Internet is transforming the way information is shared in China. However, the Chinese government’s ability to block access to certain Web sites and its efforts to monitor users have raised issues of censorship and freedom of speech.

School and law enforcement officials say there is little danger from a Meridian High School student who had a notebook filled with explosives recipes.

TV Watch is the leading voice to promote parental control tools and information for TV as a better alternative to increased government control of TV.

Television watchdogs of all stripes are jumping on the bandwagon of a new parental control package that promises to help parents separate “good” programs from all the rest.

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

New parental-control feature coming soon Thanks to digital video recorders, a new generation of children will grow up accustomed to getting television when they want it. Now, TiVo Inc. is making it easier for parents to make sure at least some of those shows are educational.

No part of the Internet is truly safe and one part of the Internet that frequently gets neglected in defense is instant messenging. This SpywareGuide.com special report covers a potent Greynet threat that takes advantage of user’s lax defenses and sense of trust when it comes to guarding their IM tr

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What’s in a EULA also known as an End User License Agreement.
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Recently 180solutions, an adware company struggling with getting their rogue affiliates under control, took the time to share with us their Code of Conduct for distributors. The question looming on everyone’s mind is can 180solutions reign in their rogue distributors and enforce their terms against

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TiVo Inc. to Offer Parental-Control KidZone Feature by Midyear

Thanks to digital video recorders, a new generation of children will grow up accustomed to getting television when they want it. Now, TiVo Inc. is making it easier for parents to make sure at least some of those shows are educational.

Software giant plans to release two versions of its new, no-cost parental control software for Windows XP this year.

It was just an ordinary frustrating day. There was no major catastrophe, just the steady onslaught of minor annoyances that provided a glimpse…