[WEB4LIB] Re: Censorship Sites
P.A. Gantt
pgantt at icx.net
Thu Apr 29 14:36:10 EDT 1999
Hmmm why did you send this person here???
Oh, I know you wanted to convince the person
filtering was a bad idea... oh I get it now!
<wink>
> http://filteringfacts.org
> On Thu, 29 Apr 1999, Matthew M. Benzing wrote:
> > In the interest of fairness, does anyone know of any sites that make a case FOR censorship? This isn't in jest; it's just that when I see a multitude of sites all making the same case I begin to want to see the 'enemy' that they are inveighing against, rather than the straw men that they erect for rhetorical
> > purposes.
For a better idea try an acceptable use agreement that is fully
supported by administration in educational settings
or in the case of parents at home...
Positive Parental Recommendations: Today Show & ZDNet
Date: Wed, 28 Apr 1999 09:11:59 -0400
A previous post to another list
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As seen on the NBC Today Show on On Air Today --
"Get expert advice on how to monitor your kids
while they're on the Internet." [at home]
Wednesday, April 28, 1999
The Today's Show expert recommended the
following for parents (paraphrased):
o Treat the Internet as a Privilege not a Right
o Set Rules. Proper Tone, Age Appropriate Site Visitation
o Ask, Physically Monitor Children's Activities Frequently
o Control the Access - Own the Master Account
- Consider ways of limiting access to certain sites
o Surveillance
- Recording Keystrokes Utilities
- Review the History File
http://www.today.msnbc.com
http://www.msnbc.com/news/TODAY_Front.asp?a&
What do your kids do on the Net?
"...Follow this link to FamilyPCs Web site
and get advice on how to monitor what
your kids are doing online..."
http://www.zdnet.com/familypc/
Source:
FamilyPC On the Web
ZDNet
Site FrontPage Features:
Time for Parental Consent
on the Internet
How much do you know about
your teens and their computer
use?
Littleton and the Internet
Here are some of the sites where
you and your children can go to
share information, feelings, and
ideas as you talk about this
tragedy.
The Top 100 Wired High Schools
Which schools have done the
best job making the
transformation into the
information age? How can your
school get there?
To Mom, With Love
10 easy Mother's Day projects
from a PC-savvy dad.
How Does Storage Stack Up?
We review the latest in
removable media drives.
Toys That Think
Seven high-tech products that
may change the way your
children play.
Opinions & Advice:
Double Click By Robin Raskin
Chips That Defy Logic
Parental Guidance
A Network of Hate
Savvy Consumer
Sometimes, A Warranty is No Guarantee
Internet Mom By Robin Raskin
Previous Stories
Family Software:
Girl Power --
HELP, I Have Homework! --
Kids' Educational Software --
Seven Photo Editors --
Top Home Publishing Programs --
Software Essentials --
Family Hardware:
Notebook PCs for the Budget-Conscious
--
Annual PC Survival Guide --
How To Buy a Computer --
Family Web:
Phantom Menace Sites --
Privacy on the Internet --
An Online Guide For Busy Parents --
Online Chat --
The Complete Guide to Net Travel --
How to Shop Online --
--
P.A. Gantt, Computer Science Technology Instructor
Electronic Media Design and Support
http://user.icx.net/~pgantt/
[the Internet] could remain what it ought to be:
just a public instrument. There ought to be efforts --
not just talk but real efforts -- to ensure Internet
access, not just for rich people but for everyone.
~~ Noam Chomsky, MIT ~~
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