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Topic History of: MySpace terms of use - Murdoch wants teenagers'...
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DJones BALLARD, Mark (3/5/2006), URL: www.theregister.co.uk/2006/05/03/myspace_terms/

Teenagers should beware of Murdoch-owned website MySpace.com snatching their digital identities, child campaigners have warned.

Freechildsafeweb.com, which lobbies for the safe use of MySpace, said small print in the new terms and conditions, introduced since the acquisition of MySpace by News Corporation last year, could mean that careless content posted by teenagers could come back to haunt them later in life.

"If you post risqu