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In a news conference yesterday, Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg
announced Facebook’s new geolocation service, “Facebook
Places”. This feature allows Facebook users to share where they are
and with whom they are with in real-time from the user’s mobile device.
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*With an exceptional background in sales and business development, Warner will drive growth and help expand partner outreach efforts*
__SALT LAKE CITY – April 20, 2010__ – ContentWatch, (http://contentwatch.com) the leading provider of parental control solutions and Internet filtering, today announced the appointment of Russ Warner as CEO. Warner replaces Jack Sunderlage, who joined ContentWatch in 2005. Sunderlage will remain with ContentWatch through the management transition as he prepares for a new service opportunity in the community.
Most recently Warner led efforts that were instrumental in the expansion of several technology companies as the Managing Director of SageCreek Partners, including a business expansion that recently increased revenue in a region of one of SageCreek’s Fortune 500 clients by more than 146 percent. Warner was chosen from a field of outstanding CEO candidates, and was also one of several recommended by SageCreek Managing Partner Greg Butterfield, a technology industry icon who along with business leader Glen Mella, president and COO of Control4, recently joined the ContentWatch board.
“Russ is a proven leader who has driven the growth of multiple technology companies,” said Brent Bishop, ContentWatch Board Chairman. “We are excited to welcome him to our executive team as we enter our next level of presence and growth in the global market.”
Warner has helped to establish and grow technology companies ranging from startups to the Fortune 1000. Most recently, as Managing Director of SageCreek Partners, he accelerated the path to funding and market expansion for several emerging companies. Prior to SageCreek, Warner was VP of Global Sales for Alianza, where he attained growth rates over two years far surpassing previous levels. As director of Latin America & Caribbean Sales for Altiris/Symantec, Warner grew revenue an average of 142%, with one year at 350%, and developed 75 active channel partners in 18 countries in 3 years. At Novell he increased retail software sales by 40 percent and overall product sales by 125 percent in a single year.
“ContentWatch, particularly with Net Nanny, has established a strong reputation for technology leadership,” said Warner. “They are in an ideal position to move into the next realm, and I look forward to helping them reach their full potential as quickly as possible as they work to accomplish that goal.”
About ContentWatch, Inc.
Based in Salt Lake City, ContentWatch delivers Internet security solutions for the consumer and business markets. ContentWatch intends to lead the global industry with Internet management tools and services that employ its patent-pending contextual analysis engine to provide a safer, more productive Internet experience. ContentWatch delivers Internet Management solutions in more than 157 countries, and is the Reviewer’s Choice for Government Computer News and Editors’ Choice for PCMag. For more information visit www.contentwatch.com or follow www.twitter.com/netnanny on Twitter.
Pay attention and look for signals of cyber bullying. Your kids won’t talk to you about it so you need to be there for them. A nice short post can be found here, and another good online resource– http://keepyourkidssafeonthenet.blogspot.com/
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