See Also
GetNetWise.org has explanations of the various kinds of blocking software. It also has a complete feature-by-feature breakdown of dozens of web filters, but no critical reviews.
CyberAngels.org assists parents with information and additional resources to keep kids safe while surfing.
ProtectKids.com offers information and tips to keep kids safe while surfing, as well as links to information regarding recent legislation pertaining to online protections.
Peacefire.org is devoted to a universal filtering-software blocker, thus allowing the free browsing of the Internet by machines with installed filtering applications. You can find information here regarding the status of the law and available software.
ConnectSafely.org offers tips and information for parents and teens about safety on the Internet. It also offers forums for discussing Internet safety. Information on MySpace and other social networking sites is included. The focus is on information and communication.
Software developers' websites:
Blue Coat (K9 Web Protection)
Solid Oak Software (CyberSitter)
Windows Vista parental controls
Mac OS X Security (with video on using parental controls)
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