Attorneys General Want MySpace to Set More Limits

MySpace.com, the social-networking Web site owned by News Corp., came under pressure to take further steps to limit children's access to the site. At a conference on Internet safety, the attorneys general from two states challenged assertions by a MySpace executive who argued that there was no way for the Web site to verify the ages of people signing up for membership.

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