PICS definition
PICS means Partnership in Children’s Services Limited, company number 08152989;
PICS means PICS Auditing, LLC, and its affiliates, and, as applicable, its licensors whose data, products, or services are distributed or provided through PICS Platform.
PICS means the West Virginia Legislature Purchasing and Inventory Control System
More Definitions of PICS
PICS means BACnet Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement;
PICS means parental income for determining child support. Minn. Stat. § 518A.26, subd. 15 (2022).
PICS means a Personal Information Collection Statement prepared in accordance with the PDPO.
PICS. We request that all Premier providers label their sites with PICS labels if they haven't already done so PICS, the "Platform for Internet Content Selection" is an Internet rating standard designed to help parents, teachers and employers screen out material they feel is inappropriate for children or employees. PICS gives Web publishers a standard way to describe the content of Web sites or Web pages; it gives Web browsers a standard way to read the description. Netscape will be supporting PICS in the 4.06. release of Communicator with its NetWatch feature. As a Netscape search participant, labeling your site is important if NetWatch is to launch successfully. As an Internet content provider, labeling your site is important if you want users who may have enabled a variety screening products to see the pages you have provided there. It should take no more than 30 minutes to procure and place the PICS labels you will need for the home page of your site. In most cases, you will spend no time maintaining these labels. The steps to follow are detailed below.
PICS. We request that all Premier providers label their sites with PICS labels if they haven't already done so. PICS, the "Platform for Internet Content Selection" is an Internet rating standard designed to help parents, teachers and employers screen our material they feel is inappropriate for children or employees. PICS gives Web publishers a standard way to describe the content of Web sites or Web pages; it gives Web browsers a standard way to read the description. successfully. As an Internet content provider, labeling your site is important if you want users who may have enabled a variety screening products to see the pages you have provided there. It should take no more than 30 minutes to procure and place the PICS labels you will need for the home page of your site. In most cases, you will spend no time maintaining these labels. The steps to follow are detailed below.