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Dell Joins Forces With Internet Safety Coalition

05/01/05

iKeepSafe.org photo Dell has joined the Internet Keep Safe Coalition to help in a national campaign, created to protect childrenonline, called iKeepSafe. The campaign’s mascot, Faux Paw the Techno Cat, takes students on adventures through booksand animated videos in order to teach them about the essential rules of online safety. The materials for theprogram were created with input from the National Crime Prevention Council’s McGruff the Crime Dog,the FBI Internet Safety Taskforce, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, and earlychildhood educators and psychologists. For more information on the program, safety tips and games, visitwww.iKeepSafe.org.

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