Feds look at online film, music sales to kids
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Federal authorities are  seeking information about the effectiveness of entertainment  industry efforts to keep adult products out of kids' hands as  customers migrate to the Internet and mobile services from  brick-and-mortar stores, according to showbiz executives.
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Amy Tiemann wonders if the online world can be both safe and commercial-free for kids.
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There is a developing under-age music circuit in New York, where bands too young for driving licenses have CDs, Web sites and managers.
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Young people are increasingly happy to buy pirated goods or illegal download content from the net, a survey shows.
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Congress is investigating whether the IRS should tax online game loot.
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Millions of us flip on the TV set after a hard day's work. But a large and growing number reach instead for the power buttons on their home computers. They buy the latest tunes over the Internet, through services like Apple Computer Inc.'s iTunes Music Store, or rent films through services like CinemaNow. The flicks sit on their hard drives, ...
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Media player offers access to more online stores and lets users share content across various devices.
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Consumers will be able to hunt for music, movies, news, and more.
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By Jim DeBrosse Staff Writer  For parents losing the war against children who spend too much time in front of TVs, video games and computers, there are high- tech weapons available to fight back.
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Today, we look at Digital Rights Management. A key question here is: "Should you distribute your video online?" Movie industry figures who have watched what happened in the music industry with Napster and its successors are determined not to find themselves in a similar predicament. When a movie studio invests $50 million in a film, it wants to be quite sure the work is not going to be passed around Kazaa and BitTorrent like so many MP3s. By Pearson Education, Inc. 1025
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Australia's Labor government plans new rules to protect children from online pornography and violence.
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OTTAWA (CP) - Law enforcement agencies from three continents have a new website aimed at deterring and preventing online exploitation of children.
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Two-thirds of parents said they are very concerned about sex and violence the nation's children are exposed to in the media, and there would be broad support for new federal limits on such material on television, a survey says.
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Primary schools and parents are to be given advice on how to help young children stay safe online.
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Some digital picture frames and other devices sold over the holidays may include malware.
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Social network MySpace, a popular online hangout for teens, and 49 U.S. state attorneys general on Monday issued guidelines for protecting youths on the Internet with the aim of promoting those principles throughout the industry.
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More than just a hobby for teens, online video appears to be going mainstream.