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Advertising Campaign PostersSelect and download one of our posters to use in your publication, presentation, classroom or office.

A wonderful advertising agency has kindly developed an awareness program for us to help raise public consciousness and stop the growth of child pornography online.We are looking for publications to print our advertisements as part of this public service campaign. We hope to have these ads appear on television, in major magazines, on radio, and numerous other places.These advertisements will not only inform the public of the existence of such atrocities, but also instruct people about what they can do to help cleanse the Internet of this filth. There will also be campaigns centered on cyberstalking, hacking, harassment and other dangers.

Our latest public service announcement on children's Internet privacy.If you want to use it, contact Parry for permission.WiredSafety.org want to thank Korn & Hynes, an incredible advertising
and promotional agency which donated this campaign to help keep children
safe.If you want to add a link to WiredSafety from your Web site, to give your visitors one-click access to the largest Internet help, safety and education organization in the world, please follow this link >>Add us as your live desktop and keep updated on our latest security alerts and new features!Windows 98
Start > Settings > Control Panel > Display > Web > View my Active Desktop as a Web Page > Newadd http://www.wiredsafety.org/resources/desktop.htmlXP
Start > Control Panel > Appearance and Themes > Change the desktop background > Customize Desktop > Web > Newadd http://www.wiredsafety.org/resources/desktop.html

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