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News Archive 2004-2005
Filtering Company Eyes Wireless Space.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA — September 28, 2005 — Filtering the wireless Internet is a priority for wireless carriers and most will have some sort of parental control filtering capability in place by the end of the year, according to one of the primary suppliers of the technology.
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RuleSpace announces industry’s first realtime analysis software for mobile web content.
PORTLAND, OREGON — May 12, 2005 — Following up on its successful launch of the mobile Content Filtering Interface (CFI) in 2004, RuleSpace announced today the commercial release of the next version of the CFI with support for realtime analysis of mobile content.
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This Phone Rated R For Nudity and Adult Content
PORTLAND, OREGON — October 20, 2004 — What is 13–year–old Johnny looking at while using the Internet on his mobile phone? What “hot, new Web site” is it that 12–year–old Sally wants to show all of her friends on her trusty PDA? Parents today have no way to know or control what their children view on their mobile devices. Are children simply looking at their friend’s latest blog, or are they looking at one of thousands of pornography sites developed specifically for the mobile Web? With the official launch of its mobile content filtering line, RuleSpace LLC will offer mobile carriers and system integrators the ability to offer the world’s first mobile–specific parental controls system
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Bell South deploys RuleSpace technology within parental controls
Atlanta, Ga. and Portland, Ore. - March 8, 2004 - Bell South, serving nearly 50 million Internet, telephone, and wireless customers, and RuleSpace, LLC, the World’s leading provider of ISP Parental Controls solutions, today announced that Bell South has launched the BellSouth FastAccess with Parental Controls Plus product line powered by RuleSpace’s Online Lookup Service. RuleSpace’s Online Lookup Service provides Bell South’s Parental Controls users access to RuleSpace's globally distributed database of over 50 million categorized web sites. In addition to the Online Lookup Services web filtering features, Parental Controls Plus will allow parents to control the time and day the Internet can be accessed for specific applications such as Web browsing or instant messaging. The Firewall Monitor feature is included to protect users against hacker attacks.
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Rogers cable to deploy RuleSpace technology within parental controls
Toronto, Canada, Sunnyvale, Cal. and Portland, Ore. - March 8, 2004 - Rogers Cable has joined forces with Yahoo! to bundle a collection of Yahoo services with Rogers' broadband internet access service. RuleSpace's Online Lookup Service will provide Rogers' Parental Controls users with access to RuleSpace's globally distributed database of over 50 million categorized web sites. In addition to the extensive Parental Controls feature, Rogers' broadband customers will have access to a pop-up blocker, virus protection and spam blocking. The parties have indicated that this is a "multi-year deal." Although a launch date has not been set yet, the service is expected to be made available in the latter half of 2004.
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Yahoo! Launches more comprehensive and relevant search experience with new Yahoo! search technology with SafeSearch filter powered by RuleSpace's online lookup service and the RuleSpace embedded analysis toolkit
Portland, Ore. And Sunnyvale, CA - February 18, 2004 - Yahoo! Inc., a leading global Internet company, today announced that it has created a more comprehensive and relevant search experience for users through the deployment of its own algorithmic search technology on Yahoo! Search. Starting today, the company will begin rolling out the new Yahoo! Search Technology (YST) and expects to continue the process on a worldwide basis over the next several weeks. With the completion of the deployment, Yahoo! Search Technology will power nearly half of all online searches in the U.S.
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