Children’s Educational Network (CEN) announced today that it has signed a long-term exclusive retail distribution agreement with KOCH Entertainment Distribution (KOCH), to market CEN’s kid friendly browsers to retail outlets nationwide. The first product to be offered will be the “Shrek Browser for Kids.” The Shrek Browser for Kids will be followed by Noah’s Internet, designed for the faith-based markets and other branded kid friendly Browsers to be announced in the future.

With CEN’s Kid Friendly Internet browsers, children can have fun online while avoiding hate, violence, pornography, and online predators. Their parental controlled browsers allow children to access only pre-approved and pre-screened child-appropriate web sites.

Parents can add or subtract sites from the pre-approved list, to create a tailored “Include List,” customized for each child (more effective than filters alone or creating “blacklists”). Multiple child accounts can be created, each with different settings, giving the parent control over which sites their children can visit on the Internet.

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