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Kids are getting online at early age and producing their own content

A new study from Nielsen Online found that nearly 16 million U.S. children ages 2 to 11 were online in May. They made up about 9.5 percent of Internet users.

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Canadian gay couple shares adoption success story

BurlingtonPost.com says Yo Mustafa and Paul Groulx "went from zero to three children in a matter of six months". The couple, which has been together since 1989, now cares for three boys including a 13-year old and 11-year-old twins.

Mustafa and Grouix started their adoption journey in July 2003 by attending an Adoption Council of Ontario information evening.


DoorQ.com celebrates one year of gay science fiction, fantasy and horror

DoorQ.com, the only online portal for gay fans of science fiction, fantasy and horror entertainment, celebrates one year of providing news, community and original video content.

The company reflects on it's start and looks forward to a limitless future, "With its first year behind it, DoorQ.Com looks ahead to enhancing and expanding the best in genre entertainment to its growing gay audience."


Is your baby funny? Show your family's sense of humor with Wry Baby

The San Francisco Chronicle, The Advocate, and USA Today all agree that Wry Baby is one of the most entertaining companies - offering gifts and baby clothing for dads and moms who want to pass along their sense of humor.


Lawyer blames school in shooting of gay California student. Officials failed to defuse tensions

Deputy Public Defender William Quest said the school is at fault for not taking action when conflict began between Lawrence King and his murderer. Brandon McInerney [14], is soon to be arraigned for the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Lawrence King.


They are after your kids! Companies hope to make money by targeting your little geek

The New York Post reports that competition for young Web users is like, extreme.

Chief among the competition is the new kids-themed Internet browser - called Kidzui. It was released this week.


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