• Establish an Internet site that provides centralized information for parents of teenagers, including a newly developed, "Parenting Resources in the 21st Century" website.

• Establish a portal for teenagers that includes non-commercial, teenage-friendly resources on the Internet; and

• Provide guidance to local communities on how to set up central information centers (via local websites and toll-free numbers) that list services, hotlines, and community opportunities to teenagers and their parents.

For the Conference itself, the First Lady challenged the Entertainment Industry to develop a one-stop website for parents to learn more about how to monitor their children's interaction with the media. This parental media guide gives parents more and better information about how to use the current media rating systems, including those voluntarily put in place by the movie, television, music and computer/video game industries.

Members of the New Media Task Force currently include the Center for Media Education, the American Psychological Association, America's Promise, the Children's Defense Fund, the National Network for Youth, the United Way of America, and GetNetWise.

Parental Media Guide