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Comment on Not for profit family website receives AUD$4.4m grant from Australian Govt by ELC

ELC — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 18:24:30 +0000

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Comment on Not for profit family website receives AUD$4.4m grant from Australian Govt by votar chicas

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Comment on Not for profit family website receives AUD$4.4m grant from Australian Govt by Issac Maez

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Comment on Not for profit family website receives AUD$4.4m grant from Australian Govt by votar sexy o no

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Comment on Best viewed in FIREFOX no scroll bars by SouthWind59

SouthWind59 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 17:31:02 +0000

AGW may have some similarities as it evolves to cholesterol and saturated fats. ,

Comment on Whyville – “Second Life” for kids by julz

julz — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 01:27:20 +0000

The only ignorance shown here is the generalization of “there fail in school”. Don’t like it? Don’t understand it? Don’t play! You might well be better off going back to School! (with a Capital, by the way!)

Comment on Sponsored Virtual Gift Case Study by brennan

brennan — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 08:15:43 +0000

Great case study! We are thinking of trying to run something similar in the future on our family travel website.

Comment on Sponsored Virtual Gift Case Study by Farhan Rehman

Farhan Rehman — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 23:22:36 +0000

Awesome! It’s amazing how such simple, and indirect approaches to marketing, can generate interest, and create buzz.. will definitely be looking at that case study in more detail later!

Comment on Glubble – the browser for kids by Adriana

Adriana — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 09:43:12 +0000

By the way….

If you prefer, you can install the preview of the new version of Glubble:

http://glubbleparents.ning.com/

Comment on Glubble – the browser for kids by Adriana

Adriana — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 09:40:44 +0000

Dear Namita,

With Glubble installed you can:

* do normal searches if you are using the browser in an “unlocked” mode (i.e. if you are a parent)
* do limited and safe searches if you are a kid using the browser

About installation:
* you can install Glubble in your kids’s computer, and they will have a kids interface, with the safety it implies.
* you can install Glubble in you computer, and you will have a nromal browser, that notifies you with a simple popup about the new pages your kid wants to visit (you can also turn off the notifications)
* or… install it in the 1 computer you have, and switch to kids mode when your kids want to use the computer, and switch back to parent’s mode when you want to use it (it’s password protected, so you kid can not switch back )

If you have 2 computers (e.g. 1 at home and 1 at work) you can send messages (and share photos) from your browser to your kid’s browser as well, so it’s a nice way to share a family experience. You can do the same by using 1 some browser for both, of course.

Hope it answers and helps you take a decision.

Regards,

Adriana