The Globe and Mail featured an article yesterday on how parents explain downloading and copyright issues to their children.
Globe on Explaining Copyright To Kids
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Reflects most Canadians
I read the article when I got the paper… it seems to reflect what most modern technologically aware parents are going through.
Some good talking points, from an ethics standpoint.