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1. 2005 Software Review of Parental Control and Internet Filtering Software
2. Home Internet Filters - Steps Parents Can Take At Home For Filtering Content
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4. Wired Kids - Online Safety Project for Kids and Teens
5. NetSmartz Workshop - Interactive games and activities to teach kids what to watch for online to protect themselves.
6. Parents Can Make Internet Safer for Kids - Article in the Honolulu Advertiser
7. SafeKids - Making Technology and the Internet safe for Families
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