Comments must be in writing, including e-mail, and must be submitted by June 11. The full text of the proposed regulations can be found in the Federal Register. CyberAngels is a partner of 'Net Family News. While we're on the subject, the New York Times reports that the FTC just settled its second children's online privacy case - this one against Liberty Financial Companies of Boston, whose Young Investor site gathered information from kids. ZDNet has the story, saying the report card will offer some clues about whether government will end up regulating privacy on the Web.
Similar bills are under consideration in Georgia and Michigan.
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