Learning Center

ContentWatch's mission is to be the world leader in creating Parental Controls and Internet Protection tools and services that provide families with a safe Internet experience. In this section we provide the learning tools of our Web site so you can continue to increase your understanding of the complex World Wide Web.

The Net Nanny Blog

PC Mag's Editors' Choice for the Third Time
The latest installment of Net Nanny included some of the top customer requested features, especially around social networking, filter accuracy and circumvention. Although there are still plenty...
Pornography & Sexuality—Exploring the Male & Female Brains
In Candeo's full recovery training program, our Students learn about the brain science behind human sexual process. To describe what happens in the brain during sexual activity, we use the...
Safer Internet Day
Today is “Safer Internet Day”. People from around the globe are gathering together to discuss and promote a safer online experience for you and your family. From your desktop and...
Another Life Lost from Cyberbullying
Slate.com writes, in January a 15 year-old girl by the name of Phoebe Prince hanged herself. Officials later connected her death to the tormenting and cyberbullying that preceded...
Internet Safety and Parental Controls
Internet safety has always been at the forefront of ContentWatch's mantra. But while technology can help ensure a safe online experience, communication, education and good parenting are truly...

Quick Facts

Pornography has become a $57 billion industry worldwide.
It produces more revenue in the United States than the combined revenues of all professional football, baseball and basketball franchises or the combined revenues of ABC, CBS, and NBC.
It robs the workplace of the time and talents of employees. 20% of men admit accessing pornography at work. 13% of women do so.
One in five children ages 10-17 has received a sexual solicitation over the Internet.
Three million of the visitors to adult websites in September 2000 were age 17 or younger.
Sex is the number 1 topic searched on the Internet.