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- Denise Tayloe of Privo weighs in on the MySpace-AG (PDF 584KB) pact measures to increase privacy controls and explore ways to further protect children. The 49 state attorneys general agreement require MySpace to devise by the end of 2008 a self-regulatory system that incorporates better ways to protect children’s privacy.
- In a victory for social networking safety (PDF 76 KB), Attorney General Roy Cooper and 49 other attorneys general today announced that MySpace has agreed to significant steps to better protect children on its web site, including creating a task force to explore and develop age and identity verification technology.
- Privo acknowledged as the first identity oracle. Bob Blakely, formerly of IBM and now of Burton Group, has for years been talking of the identity oracle. This is an enterprise that would vet for other enterprises the validity of an identity without actually giving away identity information. At the 2007 Catalyst, Privo was named as the first identity oracle.
