Peace, love and free URL filtering

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LarissaSarah_tiedye.JPGEvery self-respecting marketing person would dress up like a hippie for the sake of a marketing promotion, right? Well, Sarah Carter and I would, anyway.

 

You see, here at FaceTime, we're all about peace, love and free URL filtering. Okay, yes, it's a promotion we've been running for the past couple of months, but we really do feel the love when it comes to helping our customers manage their budgets by eliminating URL filtering renewal fees. Rumor has it there will be a group of protesters at the RSA Conference next week speaking out against those fees so be sure to stop by the FaceTime booth #2339 and check it out. And don't forget to wear your tie dye.

 

Seriously, all this commotion and protesting, but we really don't have anything against URL filtering. Everyone needs URL filtering, it's just that it's not enough when it comes to managing the New Internet. A much more granular level of application control is required when it comes to securing and managing Web 2.0 including social networking, multimedia, virtual worlds, VoIP ... and the list goes on.

 

So we've been having a lot of fun with our No URL Filtering Fees promotion in our Larissa and Sarah Show episodes. NetworkWorld even called our YouTube videos quirky. We'll take that as a compliment.

 

Peace out. 

 

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