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Forging New Territory in Internet Safety

February 11th, 2010 by Shane Kenny | No Comments | Filed in Work

Back at CES in January we announced that Safe Eyes 6 was on the way.  Now it is here.  The R&D team has been hard at work for several months to create this new version of Safe Eyes.  I snapped this picture a couple days ago at a meeting to do a final check over the interface and add the final polish.

If you are already a Safe Eyes customer you can download and install this latest version.  If you are not a Safe Eyes customer you should be!

CES 2010

January 15th, 2010 by Shane Kenny | No Comments | Filed in Work

I am back and caught up from being gone at CES for a week.  It was a busy and productive week for InternetSafety.com this year.  We had good interest in Safe Eyes 6 from the press and people walking by the booth, and overall exhibit hall traffic seemed to be higher this year.  Now we have the task of following up on the leads that we got and seeing what we can turn into real business.  I snapped a few pictures with my camera phone to share:

Here is our booth all setup and ready to go

There was good interest in Safe Eyes 6

152″ plasma tv at the Panasonic booth (I want one real bad!!)

My first trip to Freemont Street - Very cool light show

Anyone Up For Mexican

December 10th, 2009 by Shane Kenny | No Comments | Filed in Work

We need to test the “bulk waste” claims of the new office toilets.

Tiny Internet Users

October 23rd, 2009 by Shane Kenny | No Comments | Filed in Work

Why we make the Internets safer!

Customer Service Week

October 9th, 2009 by Shane Kenny | 1 Comment | Filed in Work

Since it is National Customer Service Appreciation Week we decided to do some special things this week to show our customer service team here at InternetSafety.com how much we appreciate the work that they do.  We handed out gifts, had free drinks and snacks, and provided breakfast each day.  Here are a few pictures from the Car Wash and Pie Throwing activities.

Car Wash:

The R&D team pitched in and offered to wash the cars of the customer service team.  Here are some pictures:

Pie Throwing:

Each day our Customer Service Manager took a pie to the face from one of our customer service team members.