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Children’s Online Privacy

The Children's Listbroker Privacy Act, 3/04
CIPA on Trial, 4/02
Privacy is Back in the House, 2/01
Kids Privacy & Education Funding Legislation, 10/00
School Marketing Censure Measure Fails, 4/00
Dodd Withdraws School Privacy Amendment † for Now, 3/00
COPPA: Articles on Children's Online Privacy Protection Law
Articles on Internet Filtering Laws

– Child Online Protection Act: Supreme Court Rules and Remands
– Filtering's Effect on Ed Publishers: Not Much, 1/01
– The Internet Filter Backlash, 10/17/00
– Get in Line with CIPA, 4/00
– Commission Says No to Internet Filtering Amendment
'Dot Kids' Domain Name Legislation Approved by House

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• Obama Chooses Arne Duncan to be Secretary of Education [more]

• Fiscal Survey of the States Shows Depth of Budget Crisis [more]

• U.S. Department of Education Releases Changes to IDEA Rules [more]

• CCSSO Releases NCLB Report; MDRC and SRI International Announce Forthcoming RFP for RtI [more]

Get in Line with CIPA

April 3, 2001 ? The battle lines are drawn, in court, against the Internet-filtering requirements of the Children's Internet Protection Act. But unless it's repealed, schools and libraries still will have to follow the rules -- effective this month -- or lose their federal funding. The Consortium for School Networking provides the latest information on complying with the law.

Download the full text of the rules.