MySpace.com:
What: MySpace.com and Sentinel Tech will announce today at the
National Press Club that they are donating their Sentinel
Safe database technology to the National Center for
Missing & Exploited Children(R) (NCMEC). Sentinel Safe is
a new database developed by MySpace and Sentinel Tech that
enables Web sites and other third parties to effectively
identify, remove, and block convicted sex offenders from
online communities. NCMEC will leverage the Sentinel Safe
database as an analytical tool to assist federal, state
and local law enforcement agencies in their
investigations.
When:Monday, January 29, 2007Press event and Sentinel Safe product demonstration begins
10:00 a.m. EST
Media check-in 9:30 a.m. EST
PRESS CREDENTIALS REQUIRED
Where:The National Press ClubFirst Amendment Lounge
529 14th Street NW
Washington, DC 20045
202-662-7500 main number
Speakers:Hemanshu Nigam, Chief Security Officer, Fox InteractiveMedia/MySpaceFox Interactive Media/MySpace (Available for on-site live interviews)Ernie Allen, CEO and President of National Center for Missing & Exploited ChildrenNCMEC (Available for on-site live interviews)John Cardillo, President and CEO of SentinelSentinel Tech (Available for on-site live interviews)Internet Safety Advocates On-site:Donna Rice HughesPresident, Enough Is EnoughAnne CollierNational child advocate, author MySpace UnraveledRSVP: Media interested in joining MySpace, Sentinel Tech, and
NCMEC for the press event and Sentinel Safe product
demonstration, should RSVP to press@myspace.com or
contact:
Tracy Akselrud, 310-969-2813 or takselrud@myspace.com
Michelle Sicola, 202-326-1728 or
michelle.sicola@edelman.com
Victoria Hargrave, 202-336-7976 or
victoria.hargrave@edelman.com© 2007 Business Wire
