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Are You Concerned About What Your Teens Are Seeing On The Internet?

We're looking for a family to test a software program, called Spector Pro, that monitors what your kids are looking at, and even saying while on the computer. We'll provide you a copy of the program and ask you to use it for a while, and would like to interview you before and after about the experience.

If you're interested in participating, please e-mail us.



http://www.keloland.com/News/News/NewsDetail4514.cfm?ID=0,45961
 
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