July 30, 2010
EIE FEATURED IN AP NEWS, DAIL MAIL: NEW APPLE IPHONE 4USERS CAN MAKE VIDEO CALLS TO X-RATED STARS WITH FACE TIME
         Original Story HERE. Porn just got interactive: Now Apple iPhone 4 users can make video calls to X-rated stars with Face Time   By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 12:23 PM on 30th July 2010   Comments (7) Add to My Stories   The porn

July 28, 2010
EIE PRESIDENT DONNA RICE HUGHES WILL BE ON TRU-TV'S "IN SESSION" LIVE AT 11:30AM ON JULY 29, TALKING ABOUT THE MURDER CASE AGAINST 16-YEAR-OLD DANIEL KOVARBASICH
EIE President Donna Rice Hughes will be on Tru-TV's "In-Session" Live at 11:30am EST tomorrow, July 29,  talking about the murder case against 16-year old Daniel Kovarbasich Opening statements began this week in the murder trial against 16-year-old Daniel

July 12, 2010
EIE FEATURED IN WASHINGTON TIMES: MORE WOMEN LURED INTO PORNOGRAPHY ADDICTION
EIE President Donna Rice Hughes Featured in the Washington Times More Women Lured to Pornography Addiction By Rachel B. Duke The Washington Times   Original story

June 25, 2010
.XXX DOMAIN, APPROVED BY ICANN, IS A BAD IDEA
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June 21, 2010
EIE FEATURED IN WASHINGTON TIMES: PORNOGRAPHY POLLUTING U.S. LIKE GULF SPILL
By Cheryl Wetzstein Original story can be found here: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/jun/21/wetzstein-pornography-polluting-us-like-gulf-spill/?page=2 The geyser of oil escaping the Deepwater Horizon offshore drilling rig offers a metaphor for another sickening substance spreading through our land. Imagine that the oil is

June 16, 2010
EIE FEATURED IN WASHINGTON TIMES: 'EPIDEMIC GROWTH OF NET PORN'
'Epidemic' Growth of Net Porn Cited Briefing: Children at Risk By Rachel B. Duke The Washington Times   Original story here: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/jun/15/epidemic-growth-of-net-porn-cited/    Congress must ensure that obscenity laws are enforced so that children are not exposed to pornography on the

June 15, 2010
EIE PRESIDENT DONNA RICE HUGHES PRESENTS AT PORNOGRAPHY HARMS: WHAT CONGRESS CAN DO TO ENFORCE EXISTING LAWS
  Enough Is Enough President Donna Rice Hughes joined other leading experts including Dr. Mary Anne Layden. Forensic Pediatrician Sharon Cooper M.D., Internationally acclaimed speaker and author Gail Dines, Attorney Laura Lederer, former porn star Shellly Lubben and former head of Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section of the U.S.

May 19, 2010
AT&T SUPPORTS EIE DURING NATIONAL YOUTH TRAFFIC SAFETY MONTH
AT&T AWARDS $250,000 TO SAFETY ORGANIZATIONS DURING NATIONAL YOUTH TRAFFIC SAFETY MONTH   Contribution Honors Those Who Took AT&T’s Pledge to Not Text & Drive     For more information, contact: LeeAnn Merritt Phone: (202) 722-5021 E-mail: lmerritt@voxglobal.com   DALLAS, May 20, 2010 —

May 11, 2010
EIE WARNS PARENTS ABOUT "HOTTEST GIRL IN AMERICA" SHOW ON FOXNEWS.COM
  'Girls Gone Wild' Creator Joe Francis Gets the Go-Ahead to Air Uncensored Nudity on New Reality Show LOS ANGELES Original post: http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2010/05/11/girls-gone-wild-gets-ahead-air-uncensored-nudity-free-new-reality/?test=faces   FOXNews.com -May 11, 2010 Hollie mcKay The controversial franchise

April 20, 2010
EIE COMMENTS ON FACEBOOK SAFETY
  Facebook safety. It's still up to the parents, experts say BY SHANNON MEHNER APRIL 20, 2010 Original Story in Medill News Anne Hrabe, Wilmette mother of five, is vigilant about monitoring her children’s activities on Facebook.  She doesn’t allow them have their own account until high school, knows

April 15, 2010
SEN. HATCH CHALLENGES AG HOLDER TO ENFORCE OBSCENITY LAWS
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March 30, 2010
EIE AND MYSPACE UNVEIL INTERNET SAFETY AD IN TIMES SQUARE
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Cris Clapp Logan 703-476-7890 crisclapp@enough.org Washington, D.C.—Enough Is Enough (EIE), a non-profit organization dedicated to keeping children safe online, announced the launch of a new Jumbotron ad campaign in Times Square in New York City.  The video ad campaign, sponsored

March 16, 2010
EIE HIGHLIGHTS NEW REPORT AS WAKE-UP CALL TO PARENTS
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March 10, 2010
INTERNET SAFETY 101 FEATURED ON CBN
  Internet Safety 101: Protecting Your Kids Original story can be seen here. Children are spending more time exploring technology than ever before. New information indicates more than 93 percent of kids are online, not just at home. For many parents this can be a nightmare. But a new safety program designed just for mom and dad

February 25, 2010
INTERNET SAFETY 101 FEATURED IN PARTNER AT&T'S BLOG
Should you be concerned if your child's new BFF asks her to TDTM and GNOC and eventually MIRL?   Posted by: Brent Olson on February 25, 2010 at 9:46 am Original post here. If you’re not sure about what I just wrote, you’re not alone.  According to Donna Rice Hughes, President of online safety organization Enough

February 22, 2010
INTERNET SAFETY 101 FEATURED IN THE WASHINGTON TIMES
    Fighting Porn with Safety Net Washington Times By Rebecca Hagelin Culture Challenge of the Week: Pornography Last week, a comprehensive new set of parental resources designed to keep kids safe in our high-tech world was unveiled by the nonprofit organization Enough Is Enough (EIE). This fabulous package of resources is

February 22, 2010
EIE PRESIDENT DONNA RICE HUGHES TALKS CHAT ROULETTE WITH WUSA9
Taking a Gamble with Chat Roulette       VIENNA, Va. (WUSA) -- The latest craze in cyberspace is something called chat roulette. It was created by a 17-year-old high school student from Russia. He said he built the site as a game and is not pleased at how some people are using it. Chat rooms allow you

February 20, 2010
INTERNET SAFETY 101: NEW ONLINE SAFETY NET
  KWGN--The Deuce: There is a new tool online that’s breaking ground on a new way to combat Internet criminals, bullies and predators. It’s calledInternetSafety101.org. It’s the first and only multi-media Internet safety program to educated, empower and equip adults and kids on the dangers of all Internet enabled

February 18, 2010
EIE PRESIDENT DONNA RICE HUGHES AND 101 EXPERT ALICIA KOZAKIEWICZ ON FOX & FRIENDS
    Watch the latest news video at video.foxnews.com Following the exciting national launch of Internet Safety 101SM, EIE President Donna Rice Hughes and Alicia Kozakiewicz, survivor of an Internet predator and 101SM featured expert joined Fox & Friends to talk about the Internet Safety 101SM Program and to educate parents about

January 26, 2010
INTERNET SAFETY 101 FEATURED IN PARENTDISH
New Program to Teach Parents Internet Safety by Elizabeth Humphrey (Subscribe to Elizabeth Humphrey's posts) Jan 26th 2010 8:00AM Categories: Kids 8-11, Teens & tweens, Resources PrintEmailMore     Donna Rice Hughes informs parents about Internet safety. Credit: Enough Is Enough Hope

January 12, 2010
EIE PRESIDENT DISCUSSES 101 PROGRAM ON CYBERHOODWATCH PROGRAM
Enough Is Enough President Donna Rice Hughes featured on CyberHoodWatch Radio January 12, 2009 The President of Enough Is Enough (EIE) Donna Rice Hughes, joined Dave and Bill, The CyberHoodWatch Partners, for an hour-long interview to share her experiences and thoughts about the Internet Safety 101 Program and EIE goals for 2010!

December 15, 2009
EIE PRESIDENT FEATURED ON NBC12
Enough Is Enough President Donna Rice Hughes Featured on NBC12     RICHMOND - December 15, 2009 -- Enough Is Enough (EIE) today announced a new partnership with the Virginia Attorney General's Office to distribute the award-winning Internet Safety 101SM program to parents, educators and other caring adults in

November 12, 2009
EIE TALKS INTERNET SAFETY WITH WTTG FOX5
 Group Works to Make Net Safe for Kids Thursday, November 12, 2009 WASHINGTON- Sexting, cyberbullying, and online sexual predators are all claiming young victims.  As the Internet becomes more a part of everyday life for young people and electronic gadgets become part of the standard uniform for teens and tweens, there are more and

September 18, 2009
INTERNET SAFETY 101 FEATURED IN THE EXAMINER
Reality Check: practical ways to protect children from online pornography (Part 2)   Toddlers to Teens ExaminerBeth Vogt   Photo by Beth K. Vogt Parents, consider these statistics from a 2006 study: • One third of Internet users ages 10-17 were exposed to unwanted sexual material. • More than three-quarters

July 31, 2009
EIE PRESIDENT DISCUSSES HOW TO PROTECT KIDS ONLINE
 Friday Five: Online Safety Expert Donna Rice Hughes     by Nima Reza, CitizenLink staff writer   'One of the most important things that parents can do is ...not assume that their child is immune from any type of Internet danger or risk.' Donna Rice Hughes is president of Enough is Enough, an organization

July 01, 2009
INTERNET SAFETY 101 FEATURED IN LATINA STYLE
INTERNET  Risks for Children Cyberbullying, sexual solicitations, child pornography, they exist to the most powerful communication tool ever invented; the Internet. A valuable informational and communications tool, the Internet is leading internet safety groups, law

June 24, 2009
INTERNET SAFETY 101 FEATURED IN 'SALVO' MAGAZINE
BLINDSIDED KIDS Thanks to the Internet and the Supreme Court, Pornography Is Now Available In Every Home In America by Marcia Segelstein Salvo Magazine Pornography has long been a fact of life in America, thanks in large part to the publication of Playboy magazine in 1953. That marked a kind of coming-out party for porn, which until

June 12, 2009
EIE COMMENTS ON MICROSOFT'S 'BING'
  Bing modified to enable porn filtering by Larry Magid CNET News After plenty of coverage about how its Bing search engine makes it all too easy for kids to find and view porn, Microsoft has made some changes that will make it easier for parents to block or monitor what their kids are viewing on the site. In

June 02, 2009
EIE PRESIDENT COMMENTS ON MICROSOFT'S 'BING'
Microsoft's New Search Engine Puts Porn in Motion By Joseph Abrams   Your kids may get a bang out of Bing — and that's not a good thing, Internet safety experts warned on Monday.  Bing, Microsoft's new search engine (www.bing.com), went live in the U.S. this weekend, aiming to challenge and possibly unseat industry