Parents Talk To Their Kids About Safety Online, Don’t Always Follow Up
HighlightsParents.com Poll Shows Parents Sometimes Give Unfettered Access
November 13, 2008 (Columbus, OH) – Kids are using the Internet on their own, according to a poll conducted by Highlights for Children, the best-read children’s magazine in North America, and 
Glubble.com, the leading online activity center for families with children under 12. And while most of the families surveyed have held conversations about Internet safety, parents are still concerned.
Safe Internet Browsing For Kids Under 12
October 31, 2008 by Bartel · Leave a Comment
“Glubble is really fun and interesting. It uses a similar concept as one would a refrigerator. Leaving notes, and pictures the kids have drawn etc.”
Um Al ThalathaKid-Safe Surfing Should Value Parental Involvement
October 29, 2008 by Alexander · Leave a Comment
“Glubble strikes the perfect balance between managing your kids’ screen time and giving them permission to really go places with their online experience!” by Parenting Squad
read what else Parenting Squad has to say about Glubble.
Glubble featured in Chicago Tribune
October 23, 2008 by Alexander · 3 Comments
Wailin Wong featured Glubble and Sarah Winblad, a Glubble user from Chicago in her column Digital Life for the Chicago Tribune.
You can find the column in the Chicago Tribune here.
Glubble Partners with a Favorite Childhood Mag – Highlights!
October 15, 2008 by Alexander · Leave a Comment
Here’s what Adriana Gascoigne has to say on her awesome blog about Glubble partnering with Highlights.
“…Starting October 16th, Highlights and Glubble will invite parents to take a survey exploring their children’s online activities and parental involvement at http://www.highlights.com/mt/parents/. Results will be published early November. Information on safe surfing will also be shared with Highlights subscribers and Glubble users, and be made available to the public at large…”
read more at Adriana’s Blog
Glubble: The nannybrowser on CNET
October 2, 2008 by Bartel Scheers · Leave a Comment
CNET News “The family “social network” and browser, Glubble, went into open beta today. The Glubble.com service is a home page for families.”
Read more at: CNET News
Glubble on VentureBeat
October 2, 2008 by Bartel Scheers · Leave a Comment
“The London-based company is launching Glubble for Families, the second version of its Firefox browser-based online activity center for families with kids under 12. The new version takes what was a browser filter and upgrades it into a social networking tool for families to share pictures, schedule events, and chat in a secure manner.”
Read more at: VentureBeat
Glubble on ReadWriteWeb
October 2, 2008 by Bartel Scheers · Leave a Comment
“Glubble represents a natural evolution for parental control software towards a more social approach, and after testing it extensively, we have come away impressed with its functionality and ease of use.”
Read more at: ReadWriteWeb
Eclectic about Glubble
October 2, 2008 by Bartel Scheers · Leave a Comment
Wayne Horkan posted in his weblog, “an absolutely stunning parental control tool for safe surfing for Children.”
Read more at: Eclectic
Rotorblogger about Glubble
October 2, 2008 by Bartel Scheers · Leave a Comment
“Glubble is a pretty good site for both parents and their children. And it’s good to know that kids can now enjoy the web without parents worrying too much about their safety.”, writes Arnold Zafra in his blog.
Read more at: Rotorblogger
