Calling all parents, teachers, and anyone else who's interested in taking control of the way we share personal information online.

Young and old alike, we are all jumping on the social networking bandwagon, often without any fear of the risks involved in giving away personal details about ourselves, our families, or friends.

If you plan to be in California's Bay Area on the evening of January 28, stop by the San Francisco Library's Koret Auditorium for an interactive event about online privacy.

The event will include:

•         A documentary about how three generations of people approach online privacy issues.

•         A panel discussion of industry experts, consumer advocates, and policy makers about online privacy. 

For more information and to register for the event, go to Microsoft's Data Privacy Day site at Microsoft.com/security/privacy.

Can't make the event? Bookmark the Data Privacy Day site and come back for event materials, plus tips on how to protect your personal information online.