by Larry Magid This post fist appeared in the San Jose Mercury News The United Nation’s Internet Governance Forum took place in Baku, Azerbaijan November 6-9 I’m [...]

Facebook now offering privacy lessons to new users About two years ago, Anne Collier and I wrote A Parents Guide to Facebook, which we’ve revised a couple of times. But [...]

Life360 is one of several apps that let you track family members Thanks to my ConnectSafely.org co-director Anne Collier for her thoughtful post about cell phone tracking [...]

  A report issued by the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) and McAfee security found that “17 percent say they have been a victim of a crime that was [...]

by Larry Magid As a journalist I don’t endorse candidates, but that rule doesn’t apply when it comes to endorsing birds, whether real or stuffed. Like lots [...]

A new browser for iPad lets parents and teachers block porn There is finally a way to let kids access the web on an iPad without having access to porn. The Apple iPad is [...]

I certainly understand why Huffington Post blogger Soraya Chemaly wants Facebook to take down the page entitled “Boobs breasts and boys who love em,” and of course [...]

PBS provides election resources for students and teachers Even though most K-12 students can’t vote, they do have an interest in the 2012 election. And if schools do [...]