I am Microsoftie 4 ever (18+ years) working in Windows Services and Content team in the UK, my blog is mainly focused on the Windows family of products and trying to provide help pointers and resources for customers on our products.
If you are a parent or child/teenager looking for information on online safety then the following article highlights a bunch of useful links.
Online safety information for parents and kids
The links below will help parents find information to minimize the risk of cyberbullying, help kids use social networking sites more safely, and use parental controls in Microsoft and Windows Live products to help keep children safer online. Kids should be made aware of some of this information, as well—especially information about cyberbullying and social networking.
Protecting your kids with Family Safety
Keeping tabs on my teens
Staying safer online: How to help protect your family and your computer
Why should I use separate Windows user accounts with Family Safety?
Family Safety web filtering: Frequently asked questions
How does the Family Safety web filter work?
Windows Live Family Safety Help Center
Microsoft Online Safety: Online Safety and Privacy Education
Microsoft Online Safety: Social Networking
Get Game Smart: Family Tools
Also don’t forget the CEOP optimised version of IE8 (Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre)
Rob
Useful reading if you are thinking about deploying Internet 8 Explorer in your organisation.
“This study provides readers a framework to evaluate the potential financial impact of deploying and supporting Internet Explorer 8 within organizations. This study was performed by Forrester Consulting”
Download The Total Economic Impact of Windows Internet Explorer 8
This is a great article and video about Windows DJ Darek Mazzone during his weekly modern global music show “Wo’ Pop” on KEXP, a radio station broadcasting in Seattle, New York and worldwide on the Web.
“The PC running Windows is at the center of this... with Windows, you don’t really need to spend a whole bunch of money to get started making stuff and creating. It’s about choice, performance and simplicity.”
Read the entire Make Your Own Kind of Music – On a Windows PC article on “the Official Microsoft Blog”
Thanks to @lougel for the tip