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Keeping Your Kids Safe on Social Networking Sites

When you combine the immediacy and tell-all atmosphere of socialnetworking with the not-fullydeveloped impulse control of teensand pre-teens, kids are bound to over-share, resulting in someawkward moments at best and predation at worst. Socialnetworking sites encourage and enable people to exchangeinformation about themselves, share pictures and videos, and useblogs and private messaging to communicate with friends, otherswho share interests, and sometimes even the world-at-large. Andthat's why it's important to be aware of the possible pitfalls thatcome with networking online.

Some social networking sites attract pre-teens even kids asyoung as 5 or 6. These younger-focused sites don't allow the samekinds of communication that teens and adults have, but there arestill things that parents can do to help young kids socialize safelyonline. In fact, when it comes to young kids, the law provides some

protections and gives parents some control over the type ofinformation that children can disclose online.

For sites directed to children under age 13, and for generalaudience sites that know they're dealing with kids younger than 13,there's the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Itrequires these sites to get parental consent before they collect,maintain, or use kids' information. COPPA also allows parents toreview their child's online profiles and blog pages.

Parents sometimes can feel outpaced by their tech-savvy kids.However social networking isn't really about technology, it's justanother platform for communication. And parents have a lot theycan teach kids in that arena to help them stay safer as theysocialize online.

Disponvel em: http://www.techlicious.com/buyers-guide/keepingyour-kids-safe-on-social-networking-sites/ Acessdao em 8 de novembro de 2010.01. According to the text 1I) online social networking may pose risks to those who engage inthis activity.II) users of social networking sites are advised to keep all personalinformation private.III) children are likely to share lots of information about themselveswith anyone online.IV) the lack of control of the impulses by youngsters make themespecially vulnerable.V) blogs and private messaging sites forbid the use of videos andpictures among users.

02. Information disclosed online by young children from children-oriented sites

I) is both differentiated and may be controlled by their parents.II) can be monitored by parents and control is facilitated by law.III) is not the same as that made available to adults and teenagers.IV) is never screened by these very sites due to Law constraints.V) is free from any interference whatsoever from whichever party.

03. The Childrens Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) is amechanismI) that allows parents to check their kids information displayed overthe net.II) used by sites meant for the audience of users who have comeof age.III) which forces sites to get the permission of parents to retrievekids information.IV) aimed at turning childrens profile information totally violationfree.V) intended to protect young childrens mothers and fathers fromtheir kids.

04. Although parents may fall behind kids when it comes totechnologyI) their technical expertise is balanced by the kids awereness ofthe dangers.II) advising them on communication requires no technicalknowledge.III) their experience can help kids stay safe as regards web socialnetworking.IV) they are much better communicators than children couldpossibly be.V) they surely know much more about the dangers of socialnetworking.

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Death of Film: Last Roll of Kodachrome Processed

What do you know about Dwaynes Photo Service of Parsons,Kansas? It is the place where the very last roll of the Kodachromewas processed.

Kodachrome, the slide-film that inspired songs, was discontinuedby Kodak last year at 74 years of age. The color emulsion was avictim of its own weird processing requirements, which didnt usethe usual E6 chemistry designed for transparency film, andtherefore wasnt worth supporting in the age of digital.

The last roll was shot by National Geographic photographer SteveMcCurry, who shot the 36 exposures in New York (actually, thelast three shots were exposed in Parsons before dropping off thefilm at Dwaynes). The pictures will be part of a NationalGeographic piece in the near future.

McCurrys film may have been the official last roll off the production line, but Dwaynes will still process any Kodachromethat you might have until December 10th this year. And then it willshut down, forever. People may still shoot analog, but with the

death of Kodachrome comes the spiritual death of film.Disponivel em: Acessado em 10 denovembro de 2010.

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05. Kodachrome films are no longerI) usedII) madeIII) manufacturedIV) foundV) sold06. Kodachrome complicated processI) used the same chemistry used for other transparency films.II) ended its century old path of image work in a glorious way.III) turned it into its own victim and caused its discontinuation.IV) was no longer a match for the digital world it competed with.V) made it unfit to compete with modern day digital processing.

07. It is correct to say thatI) Steve McCurry took pictures using the last Kodachrome rollproduced.II) the last roll of Kodachrome was shot by an amateurphotographer.III) the last roll was totally shot in New York by Parson and SteveMcCurry.IV) the last roll of Kodachrome will be part of a research byNational Geographic.V) National Geographic will use the New York pictures in a piecesometime soon.

08. It is implied in the text thatI)McCurrys roll of film was the last Kodachrome to be processedin history.

II) the dispute between analog and digital is both unfair andpurposeless.III) people may still have their roll films processed for some moretime ahead.IV) with the death of Kodachrome, the page of film photography isturned in history.V)Dwaynes will have to shut down on December10th despite itsmany customers.