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New Site Offers Kid Surfers Safe Harbor
Posted by: Mary Hillebrand July 21, 1999 12:00 AM

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A new Web portal says it has created a sheltered place for kids to surf the Web, in advance of rules from the Federal Trade Commission that will mandate certain online protections for children. This.com is launching its service Wednesday with what it calls a “friendly filter” that filters out Web sites, e-mails and chat rooms that are unsuitable for children.

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