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Parliament moves to prevent teenage kicks online
A new survey validates today's legal moves to tackle the lack of age verification online.
IT pros want kids to follow their lead
Some 75 per cent of tech workers would recommend their field to their own children, according to a new survey.
Stolen hospital laptop recovered by police
Computer taken from Nottinghamshire hospital held names and addresses of young children.
New UK internet safety organisation launches
Family Online Safety Institute promotes self-regulation to protect children and freedom of speech.<br/>
Capgemini wins £40 million kids' database contract
ContactPoint database will hold details of all of the children in England from their birth until they turn 18.
School children being fingerprinted without parents' consent
As many as three-quarters of school authorities allow students' fingerprints to be held in databases to be used as identification for libraries and...
OLPC laptop goes on sale to West
North Americans can buy the low-cost laptop created for children in the developing world, but only if they donate one too.
UK lags Europe in flexible working
Equal Opportunities Commission calls on government to extend right to request flexible working laws to all workers - not just those with children.
Balls backs IT diploma
Minister for schools and children Ed Balls praises new IT diploma, saying it will help keep the UK competitive.
Public Sector Roundup: Single contact for Scottish council
A Scottish council upgrades its contact centre platform, an NHS hospital trust shortens email retrieval times, and Gloucestershire council...
Fujitsu in £25 million court service deal
The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service has signed onto Flex shared services from Fujitsu Services.
Nearly 150,000 children on DNA database
Figures obtained by the Liberal Democrats show 150,000 under-16s on the government's DNA database.
Parents falling behind children in tech skills
Software giant aims to teach adults to work more proficiently with computers as study shows children have the upper hand.
Google unites with industry to stamp out child pornography
By teaming up with other players, Google hopes to harm predators by preventing them from accessing and distributing obscene images of children
Home Office signs new outsourcing deal
Logica has been appointed to develop information systems for the new Independent Safeguarding Authority Scheme for children and vulnerable adults.
Report reveals internet addiction culture
Research warns that children spend too much time using the internet, becoming exposed to the full range of web content regardless of suitability.
US to get single OLPC laptops
The group behind the low-cost laptop are to sell single units in the US in an effort to reach poorer American children, following the success of...
BBC dragged into child data loss incident
Independent production company commissioned by the Beeb loses data relating to 250 children, including when their homes would be empty and easy to...
Yorkshire hospital gives kids web, TV and VoIP for free
Recent pilot offers children staying in Sheffield Children's Hospital free calls phone calls, satellite and freeview and internet access using...
Intel joins $100 laptop group
Intel and the One Laptop Per Child group have teamed up despite past media and market battles.
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