user warning: Incorrect key file for table '/var/tmp/#sql_9a0_0.MYI'; try to repair it query: SELECT comments.cid AS cid, node_comments.title AS node_comments_title, node_comments.nid AS node_comments_nid, comments.subject AS comments_subject, comments.timestamp AS comments_timestamp, comments.comment AS comments_comment, comments.format AS comments_format, node_comments__comments.cid AS node_comments__comments_cid, node_comments__comments.nid AS node_comments__comments_nid FROM comments comments LEFT JOIN node node_comments ON comments.nid = node_comments.nid LEFT JOIN comments comments_comments ON comments.pid = comments_comments.cid LEFT JOIN comments node_comments__comments ON node_comments.nid = node_comments__comments.nid WHERE (node_comments.status <> 0 OR (node_comments.uid = 0 AND 0 <> 0) OR 0 = 1) AND (node_comments.type in ('blog')) ORDER BY comments_timestamp DESC, node_comments_title DESC LIMIT 0, 5 in /mnt/target03/357800/397260/www.safeinternet.org/web/content/sites/default/modules/views/includes/view.inc on line 755.

Safe Internet Alliance Represented at the 2010 Computers Freedom and Privacy Conference

Submitted by SafeInternet on Fri, 2010-06-18 00:00

Safe Internet Alliance president Linda Criddle spoke at the 2010 Computers Freedom and Privacy Conference last week. Held in San Jose, the conferences focus this year was on how freedom and privacy are evolving in a networked society. Criddle represented the Alliance on the panel covering Safety vs. Liberty: The Rights of Minors in the Digital Age where she discussed the strong need for innovation in safety technologies to match the dynamic needs of families in modern online tools, the need to design products with safety in mind from the outset. She recommended focusing attention on three areas in order to increase the safety and rights of consumers of all ages:

1. Increasing education that including skills training as well as awareness training, that encourages the responsible use of technologies, and that integrates technologies into the learning environment.

2. Innovation in engineering to add safety functionality, design core products with safety from the outset, and build test cases to identify and mitigate potential risks to consumers.

3. Increased enforcement of positive online behaviors by helping families and schools understand how they can teach and enforce responsible online behavior, by holding companies accountable to enforce their terms of use, and by facilitating information sharing with law enforcement when online incidents warrant legal action.

Good

Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 2012-01-04 23:57.

Goo info. thank you friv

»

Stay informed. Sign up for updates

News Headlines

all news