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When it comes to virtual-world style social networks for young kids, there are two big players: Webkinz and Club Penguin, the latter of which was bought by Disney for $340-million earlier this year (interestingly enough, both of them are Canadian — Webkinz is an offshoot of a
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1 year ago
1 year ago
too, and made a number of worthwhile points. Let's just say it was
clear that you had strong feelings on the issue :-)
1 year ago
I truly don't understand what the hoo-ha is about advertising anyway. If someone tells me that I can get something at a lower price or free as long as they're allowed to have ads associated with it, I'm fine with that. There's no way on earth that kids are going to be innoculated from advertising -- even walking down the street will expose them to something, somewhere. So what? Teach them to be discerning about it, don't shove popups in their face, and make sure the ads are age-appropriate and vetted first.
1 year ago
like Webkinz is taking all the precautions it can, which is fine with
me.
1 year ago