Do parental strategies for Internet use match those already practiced for television? Though data were not collected for the mediation of television in this study, a meaningful comparison was sought by entering the items in Table 1 into an exploratory factor analysis. This revealed four factors which were labeled as follows: active co-use, interaction restrictions, technical restrictions, and monitoring (see Table 1). The correlations between the four mediation styles ranged from 0.30 (between interaction restrictions and monitoring) to 0.63 (between active co-use and interaction restrictions). These mediation styles share some features with those previously identified for television viewing, while also revealing some differences that suggest parents are adapting existing strategies to meet the new challenge posed by the Internet.