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DANGER ZONE: You have to be careful where your kids are going online, so here are some quick tips to help parents.
Facebook to go web wide
"Facebook Connect" will transform the social network from a private site to a web-wide phenomenon.
Google starts Wikipedia rival
Google has opened its website Knol to the public, allowing people to write about their areas of expertise under their bylines in a twist on encyclopedia Wikipedia, which allows anonymity.
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