Norton, the makers of the popular security software, has rolled out their latest advertising campaign, and let's just say it's an interesting one. The commercials feature 80's metal band Dokken and famed street fighter Kimbo Slice.
Be honest, you did a double take with that last sentence didn't you? No you read it correctly.
The most popular search terms kids are searching for include sites like YouTube, eBay and Craigslist, as well as social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace, according to a new report from Symantec.
The words "sex" and "porn" also made it to the top, ranking number four and six respectively. Number nine on the list was "fred", for Fred Figglehorn, popular fictional character whose YouTube channel has become a hit among kids.
Symantec has officially launched OnlineFamily.Norton, an Internet safety service designed to help parents monitor their children's online activity.
The launch coincides with the start of Internet Safety Week, which began today. The service is available for free until January1, 2010.
Symantec has released the public beta of Norton Online Family, an Internet safety service aimed at helping parents protect children online.
Norton Online Family is currently free and available in English only. It's compatible with both Macs and PCs.
The service encourages discussions between parents and their children and provides customizable tools to manage online activity.
Ask.com has partnered with security firm Symantec to offer users safer search results in an effort to attract more traffic.
Ask and Symantec developed Safe Search that makes searching the Web safer by providing users with ratings before they visit a site that could damage or infect their computer.
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