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Studies reveal a great deal of employee internet use is for personal, not professional, reasons. As much as 40% of internet surfing done during work hours is personal, according to IDC Research.

They’re not there, so they can’t get it. That’s why there’s a real need for people who can be a sounding board and is why we call the podcast Safe for Work.

Word has come today that Joe Johnston’s Not Safe for Work is going to be headed straight to video come this April. Read on for details and of course the artwork, which incidentally is completely ...

Not Safe for Work is a brand-new comedy show clocking in to roast the unrelenting day-to-day grind. From incompetent managers and weird co-workers to impossible customers and inboxes that are like ...

Not Safe For Work, Bryan Bertino’s Mockingbird, and a handful of other BH Tilt titles were dropped on DVD and VOD with nearly no press or fanfare whatsoever. From there, the film has continued ...

Discover reviews, ratings, and trailers for Not Safe for Work: Season 1, Episode 3 on Rotten Tomatoes. Stay updated with critic and audience scores today!

Some stand the test of time, including phrases like "not safe for work" (NSFW), which is used in forums, chatrooms, and blogs across the world to warn folks that something they're about to see ...

It’s not that these things are entirely new, but the Web 2.0 era –think social networks, URL shortners, video sites and more–presents wrinkles that require rethinking acceptable use policies.

Not Safe for Work is a brand-new comedy show clocking in to roast the unrelenting day-to-day grind. From incompetent managers and weird co-workers to impo… ...

Discover reviews, ratings, and trailers for Not Safe for Work: Season 1, Episode 1 on Rotten Tomatoes. Stay updated with critic and audience scores today!

It’s not that these things are entirely new, but the Web 2.0 era —think social networks, URL shortners, video sites and more—presents wrinkles that require rethinking acceptable use policies.