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: Sex Offender IssuesNet threat to minors less than feared
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01/13/2009
By Larry Magid
A long awaited report from the Internet Safety Technical Task Force concludes that children and teens are less vulnerable to sexual predation than many have feared. The report also questions the efficacy and necessity of some commonly prescribed remedies designed to protect young people.
The task force was formed as a result of a joint...
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