Posts Tagged ‘Rating Systems’
Defining the Visual Video Virus
April 27th, 2012 by Stephenie Ochoa
I’m on Twitter and reading the latest on videos that have gone viral and wondered briefly the definition of what makes this type of user-generated content go viral? Is the content truly “King” with viral videos? Could it be the shear tickle to the funny bone, the amazing stunts gone bad or even the unbelievable… Read More
The Top Ten Rules For Monitoring a Child’s Facebook Page
October 4th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
I asked around the internet again to the mom bloggers and supporters of EyeGuardian for Facebook about how their child’s Facebook page should be monitored if they didn’t have the application. I know what I used to go through before I had EyeGuardian, but I wanted to know if most parents really do get their… Read More
Who’s on First, What’s on Second?
July 28th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
Have you ever tried to track down content on your child’s Facebook page? Even if you check everyday (which some of us don’t have time to do) try tracking down the conversations your children are having and then trace the line of activity for just one day. Then multiply that times ten if your children… Read More
Too Much To Count
July 13th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
As the content filtration specialists in your Internet and Mobile worlds, we decided to help you picture just how dynamic and abundant content is. In the infographic provided by Go-Gulf.com and designed by Shanghai Web Designers, in just 60 seconds, here is what happens on the most popular websites in just 60 Seconds. For a… Read More
Where to Go and What to Do
June 29th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
It’s not enough to be aware when bad content strikes, you have to know how to deal with it and the website it may reside on. You want to find an email address or a customer service line to talk to someone even. Many of these sites have an automated page devoted to reporting inappropriate… Read More
