26-Jul-2010
Roger Manu discusses workplace web browsing - businessreviewaustralia.com
Broadcast Date: April 15, 2010
Australian companies are losing millions of dollars a year because their staff are sneaking time to chat to facebook friends, bid on a new dress on EBay or tweet about the morning traffic.
A study by AC Nielsen on... Click here to read more from the businessreviewaustralia.com

29-Apr-2010

22-Apr-2010

15-Apr-2010
The net nanny - Today Tonight
Broadcast Date: April 15, 2010
Whether it's surfing the net, playing games or socialising online our kids are falling victim to computer addiction. Roger Manu, a father of three, started 'Educateme' in an attempt to save his own children from turning into square-eyed zombies. Now it could change the way all families use the home computer.
'Educateme' gives control of the computer back to parents. Click here to read more from the Today Tonight website.

1-Apr-2010
Parents gain Facebook control - Courier Mail
A SMALL Queensland company has developed software that gives parents control over how much time children spend on Facebook.
EducateMe lets parents set a defined period of unrestricted computer use each day.... Click here to read more from the CourierMail.com.au

22-Mar-2010
EducateMe™ launches new web portal. Users can now subscribe to multiple channels enabling a wide genre of educational activities.

20-Mar-2010
Parents concerned about the amount of time their child is roaming the internet are being thrown a lifeline with the launch of new software which puts parents firmly back in control of their child’s computer use.
Called EducateMe, the Queensland-developed software restores the balance in children’s computer use by letting parents set a defined amount of daily “play time” their child is allowed.
During this “play time” the child can access all programs, games and websites. But once this “play time” is used, their child can then only access programs and websites their parents have selected as being “educational” (eg Microsoft Word, Mathletics etc).
Brainstorm Solutions CEO Roger Manu said EducateMe limited the amount of time children were free to roam the net.
He said it empowered parents to better manage their children’s computer use and encourage education and learning.