today, he also identifies risks and exposures companies need to consider as they move forward." Mr. Nigam has over 20 years of experience in private industry, government and law enforcement. He has held leadership positions at News Corporation, Microsoft Corporation and the U.S. Department of Justice, where he is collectively responsible for millions of dollars in landmark judgments against online criminals and for removing thousands of predators from the Internet. Most recently, he drove the launch of over 150 safety, security and privacy protection features and programs for News Corporation’s MySpace property and played a key role in the accord between MySpace and 49 State Attorneys General. He also worked with Harvard University’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society and the State Attorneys General to develop widely-used online safety standards, is co-chair of President Obama’s Online Safety Technology Working Group and has advised the United Nations on tackling cyber hate and cyber bullying. has a great record of tracking, finding and prosecuting the bad guys,” said John “Hemu Walsh, host of America’s Most Wanted and co-founder of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. has worked hard to make the world a safer place, as demonstrated by “He eliminating Internet predators at MySpace, and has the experience to make any company safer and more secure.” Ernie Allen, President & CEO of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children added, guidance in his various positions through the years has been invaluable in helping us “Hemu’s protect families from online predators. Anyone using his expertise is setting back those who wish to harm our nation’s children.” Mr. Nigam will carry the title Safety Advisor for News Corporation and maintain a consulting relationship with the company through SSP Blue. SSP Blue has publicly disclosed a partial list of its clients including GOGII Inc., News Corporation and its subsidiary MySpace, Tagged Inc., SafetyWeb LLC and Weplay. Detailed information on SSP Blue services and contact information is available at , and Mr. Nigam’s bio is available at . ###
today, he also identifies risks and exposures companies need to consider as they move forward." Mr. Nigam has over 20 years of experience in private industry, government and law enforcement. He has held leadership positions at News Corporation, Microsoft Corporation and the U.S. Department of Justice, where he is collectively responsible for millions of dollars in landmark judgments against online criminals and for removing thousands of predators from the Internet. Most recently, he drove the launch of over 150 safety, security and privacy protection features and programs for News Corporation’s MySpace property and played a key role in the accord between MySpace and 49 State Attorneys General. He also worked with Harvard University’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society and the State Attorneys General to develop widely-used online safety standards, is co-chair of President Obama’s Online Safety Technology Working Group and has advised the United Nations on tackling cyber hate and cyber bullying. “Hemu has a great record of tracking, finding and prosecuting the bad guys,” said John Walsh, host of America’s Most Wanted and co-founder of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. “He has worked hard to make the world a safer place, as demonstrated by eliminating Internet predators at MySpace, and has the experience to make any company safer and more secure.” Ernie Allen, President & CEO of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children added, “Hemu’s guidance in his various positions through the years has been invaluable in helping us protect families from online predators. Anyone using his expertise is setting back those who wish to harm our nation’s children.” Mr. Nigam will carry the title Safety Advisor for News Corporation and maintain a consulting relationship with the company through SSP Blue. SSP Blue has publicly disclosed a partial list of its clients including GOGII Inc., News Corporation and its subsidiary MySpace, Tagged Inc., SafetyWeb LLC and Weplay. Detailed information on SSP Blue services and contact information is available at , and Mr. Nigam’s bio is available at . ###
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