Parental Controls & Online Child Protection

Posted on March 26, 2008 by John Rutledge

(March 26, 2008) – My friend Adam Thierer at the Progress and Freedom Institute has just released a new report on Parental Controls & Online Child Protection Report. It is a great review of the market for parental control tools, rating schemes, education efforts, and initiatives aimed at promoting online child safety. You can read the full report by clicking here.

JR

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One Response to Parental Controls & Online Child Protection

  1. Thomas Anglero says:
    March 26, 2008 at 7:49 AM

    Hello Dr. Rutledge,

    Our company, WiHood, launched its new service too late for the review but you should be aware WiHood since we have in a short time attract great attention and a loyal following of parents who have found previous parental control programs quite laborious and undependable.

    WiHood is a virtual desktop PC service for children that also filters web content. WiHood has a USB bracelet that provides every child with a virtual laptop service that parents can rely on to protect their children when home or not at home.

    Please take a few minutes to understand why WiHood is the next generation service for helping children online.

    Thomas F. Anglero,CEO
    WiHood
    http://www.WiHood.com

    Thomas,
    Thank you for alerting our subscribers to your valuable service. I will also pass this along to Adam so he is aware of it for his next revision.
    best,
    John

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