MySpace.com has reached agreement with more than 45 states to add extensive measures aimed at combatting sexual predators. An official familiar with the multistate agreement said MySpace, the huge online social networking Web site, has agreed to include several online protections and participate in a working group to develop age-verification and other technologies.
January 15, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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MySpace.com has reached agreement with more than 45 states to add extensive measures aimed at combatting sexual predators.
An official familiar with the multistate agreement said MySpace, the huge online social networking Web site, has agreed to include several online protections and participate in a working group to develop age-verification and other technologies.
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