The final report of the ISTTF is now available.

Thank you for your interest in the Internet Safety Technical Task Force.  Task Force membership was determined by MySpace at the time of its agreement with the 49 Attorneys General.  For practical reasons membership is currently closed; however, we strongly encourage and appreciate input from stakeholders on all sides of this important issue, including the technology industry, law enforcement, youth advocates, educators and families.

To facilitate public participation in the problem-solving work of the Task Force, we will host a public meeting at Harvard Law School on September 23, 2008, which will include opportunities for stakeholders to present ideas, share experiences, raise questions and offer solutions. If you are interested in submitting a technology solution to the Technology Advisory Board (TAB) for review, please go to the TAB page for further instructions.  If you are interested in making a non-technical presentation at the September 23rd meeting, please fill out a brief Presentation Proposal and submit as a pdf to Jess Tatlock. If you have a personal story related to issues of youth on-line safety that you would like to present at the meeting and/or contribute to a collection of testimonials to be posted on our website, please complete a Testimonial Form and submit as a pdf to Jess Tatlock.  Please note that although the internal review committee will consider each submission carefully, a limited number of invitations to present will be issued, time permitting and based on relevance to the scope of the ISTTF’s inquiry. The committee reserves full rights to make decisions in its sole discretion.

To subscribe to Task Force update emails, please go here and click subscribe on the right side of your screen. Feel free to email Jess Tatlock with questions or comments. We truly value your feedback and appreciate your patience as we do our best to respond promptly to the high volume of emails.