Connecticut attorney general asks MySpace to regulate site
(National-NBC) March 27, 2006 - Connecticut's attorney general is trying to keep things clean at MySpace.
As you may know, MySpace.com is a popular site where teenagers post profiles and photos of themselves. But some say the site is too revealing.
The attorney general of Connecticut has asked MySpace executives to raise the minimum age from 14 to 16 to post a profile, institute new measures against pornography, and provide parents with software that will help them block access to the site at home.
Posted 5:03pm by Chantelle Janelle
As you may know, MySpace.com is a popular site where teenagers post profiles and photos of themselves. But some say the site is too revealing.
The attorney general of Connecticut has asked MySpace executives to raise the minimum age from 14 to 16 to post a profile, institute new measures against pornography, and provide parents with software that will help them block access to the site at home.
Posted 5:03pm by Chantelle Janelle
posted by idtics at 4:03 PM
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