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How safe are you when you surf the Internet?
This site is designed for kids to help them keep informed about how to stay safe online. There are videos from British students just like you. They explain some of the do¡¦s and don¡¦ts in surfing the Internet.
How much information is too much information on Facebook?
Facebook is really popular. But as much as we like to share our news, thoughts and photos with our friends, it¡¦s important to remember that any information we post online is open to the public. Many employers now do background checks on Facebook before they hire new people. In September last year, US President Barack Obama told a group of high school students to be careful what they post on Facebook. A shorter article is here - http://www.shortnews.com/start.cfm?id=80609 .
There are ways to stay private, even on the Internet
Your holidays photos were great and you want to share them with your friends. Many people use online web albums or Facebook. But who can see your photos or wall comments? How can you make sure only your friends can access your personal information? This article outlines simple ways to keep safe and private on Facebook.
Internet: Good or Bad? You Decide
Facebook is not the only social networking site out there. This one, TakingITGlobal, aims to be the largest online community of youth interested in global issues and creative positive change in the world. It manages to join people from all over the world to share their opinions, projects and videos to inspire, inform and involve today¡¦s youth. Take a look at what one member wrote about the good and bad things about the Internet. Do you agree with his arguments?
How much impact does the Internet have on copyright infringement?
Many people never pay for music or films. They download them illegally from the Internet.

Copyright means that an author's work cannot be copied without their permission. The Internet has been described as the biggest threat to copyright. Who is in charge of policing the Internet and how much of the information available online needs to be protected? Find out more here at this debating website.
Film - Gattaca
Gattaca, is a film which examines the ethics of human cloning, designing a perfect specimen. It¡¦s set in the future, and is the story of a man who has to hide his real identity ¡V and human imperfections ¡V to pursue his dream of travelling into space.
Book ¡V ¡¥Dead Eric Gets a Virus¡¦ by Nury Vittachi
Eric Watts downloads his brain into a supercomputer. The experiment kills him. Luckily, the copy of his brain in the computer still works. So he installs a wireless Internet connection into his body and sends it back to school. But now that he's dead, Eric's life just isn't the same, for him - or his only friend Mindy...
Book ¡V ¡¥Internet Invention¡¦ by David Glover
Two incredible inventions made the Internet possible - the computer and the telephone. Together, they are changing the world into a global village! Find out more from this fascinating book.