Online privacy? For young people, that's old-school
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Reared on reality TV, paparazzi, cellphone cameras and the insatiable maw of the World Wide Web, it's no wonder teens and adults in their 20s think a little differently when it comes to privacy.
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By Maria Puente  Think teens and twentysomethings hog all the online attention? Time to shove the teenyboppers aside: It's Grandma and grandkids -- some too young to read -- who are forging the newest interactive social networks in cyberspace.
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Pupils in South Wales are being offered lessons on how to stay safe on the internet.   Computer experts from private and public firms from around the UK will take time out to teach 11 to 13 year olds web safety for free.
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Hide your daughters! The new Âtween marketing force is here, and itÂs perky.
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Blog: A new study shows that online safety advice needs to go beyond "don't talk to strangers" to address the specific risky behaviors that make youth ages 10-17 vulnerable to online victimization.
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Young people don't think of technology as separate from their daily lives.
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Designed as a safe social networking site for kids 8 to 14, Imbee gets off on the wrong foot by collecting and storing basic personal information on tots without their parents' permission.
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Web sites like Club Penguin have introduced social networking to children. Welcome to MySpace in braces.
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Opinion: Privacy hysterics bring old whine in new bottles to the Internet party. The desktop search beta from this Web search leader doesn&#39;t do anything you can&#39;t do already.
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Think teens and twenty-somethings hog all the online attention? Time to shove the teenyboppers aside: It&#39;s Grandma and grandkids - some too young to read - who are forging the newest interactive social networks in cyberspace.
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âGrowing Up Onlineâ asks an increasingly important question: What does it mean to be part of the first generation coming of age steeped in a virtual world seemingly outside parental control?
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By John McBride, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Sep. 24--For some parents, the risks of the Web may appear to outweigh the benefits. Does e-mail and help with homework trump pornography and predators?   One way to gain some peace of mind is a product called K9 Web Protection.
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By Julia Stuart  They come home from school, ignore their toyboxes and log on. Mouses in hand, they enter a virtual world and play with their dolls online. The real thing, it appears, is no longer cool.   There is a plethora of internet sites now catering for young girls.
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GADFLY ALREADY the internet age has given us 'phishing', when criminals use emails to persuade you to give them your bank details.  Now it seems we have the less crooked but nonetheless enraging online experience of 'philfing'  an acronym for 'purposely hiding what I'm looking for'.
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In today's world of Web 2.0, where social  network and user-generated content reign, and where the Internet is  available from your phone, your PSP and your Nintendo Wii, the need to  protect children from the worst while directing them to the best of the  Web is more important than ever.
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These aren't your teenager's social networking sites.
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Every 14-year-old in England will have their personal details recorded on a permanent database raising privacy fears.