Facebook takes baby steps toward kids' social network

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	Facebook takes baby steps toward kids' social network We need a Facebook for adults and for non-adults. But that would require both adult and child versions of Facebook to start authenticating identities in a verifiable way. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetIQ A Guide to Insider Threat Prevention A wide range of detection and prevention countermeasures can vastly reduce the threat of malicious activity by insiders. Learn which work best and how to deploy them for maximum effect. Learn More! In this Issue The Windows 8 publicity plan: Intentional accidents After the IPO: Facebook shops while its stock drops The Windows 8 publicity plan: Intentional accidents Cringely suspects that a Windows blog post accidentally published is just one step in Microsoft's campaign to generate Windows 8 buzz and drown out middling reviews. Read More After the IPO: Facebook shops while its stock drops How do you follow up a dismal IPO? In Facebook's case, you buy companies left and right with a vague plan tying them together. Read More
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