The New York Post reports that competition for
young Web users is like, extreme.
Chief among the competition is the new kids-themed Internet browser
– called Kidzui. It was
released this week.
“Billing itself as the Internet for kids, Kidzui will charge $9.95
per month or $99.95 per year and enable children aged 3 to 12 to
view a collection of 500,000 curated videos, websites and pictures
– all reviewed by 200 trained parents and teachers.”
Kidzui joins pay sites like Club Penguin and ShrekBrowser.com.
Meanwhile, free educational sites – including Noggin.com, PBSKids.org, and Starfall.com – exist.
(Crossposted at ProudParenting.com)