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The BBC news site has an interesting article<\/a> on UK children (8-17) involvement in social networking sites. 50% claim to have an online profile. A claim that 25% of those in the 8-11 range claim to have a page is made at one point. The article references a more detailed report (available via a link) and also includes tips for those concerned about safety issues.<\/p>\n

In an attempt to generate comment, the site asked readers to comment on the role of parents. Some suggestions encouraged schools to take a more active role.<\/p>\n

One solution to this problem would be for schools to set up sites of their own that could be grouped by age<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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The BBC news site has an interesting article on UK children (8-17) involvement in social networking sites. 50% claim to have an online profile. A claim that 25% of those in the 8-11 range claim to have a page is made at one point. The article references a more detailed report (available via a link) … Continue reading BBC on Social Networking<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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