KATU 2 | APRIL 8, 2019

Titania Jordan, Bark’s Chief Parent Officer, is quoted in this special segment from KatU News called “Breaking the Silence.” The project is an effort to raise awareness and stop the stigma surrounding suicide. Titania discusses the prevalence of cyberbullying among teens and tweens.

DATING NEWS | APRIL 3, 2019

Dating News explains that through a machine learning algorithm, both Bark and Bark for Schools can identify curse words, sexually explicit language, threats of violence, and other warning signs to alert parents when their children are experiencing danger online.

FOX NEWS | APRIL 3, 2019

Titania Jordan, Bark’s Chief Parent Officer, is quoted in this article about how incorporating new technology into schools could impede an active shooter.

WORKING MOTHER |  MARCH 28, 2019

Lisa Thee, Bark’s VP of Strategic Partnerships, shares her journey from working with sexually abused children led her on a path that brought her to Bark.

INFO SECURITY | MARCH 26, 2019

Titania Jordan, Bark’s CPO, testified before a Georgia House committee in support of HR 553, which would create a House study committee on cyber-bullying.

KRON 4 | MARCH 19, 2019

Titania Jordan, Bark’s CPO, speaks with KRON to explain why Bark was created and how it works.  She also addresses safety concerns regarding use of the app.

THE ATLANTIC | MARCH 14, 2019

In a piece about the ways kids are using Google Docs to get communicate with each other, The Atlantic references a blog post written by Bark on the same topic.

PARENTS | MARCH 11, 2019

Parents.com uncovers the unique ways kids are using Google Docs to chat with their friends (and even bully one another) when their parents might think they are doing school work. The article recommends parents use Bark to monitor their children online.

YAHOO LIFESTYLE | MARCH 11, 2019

Yahoo Lifestyle covers how students are using Google Docs to gang up on each other. The article quotes Bark’s blog about the topic..

LIFE HACKER | MARCH 7, 2019

LifeHacker shares how kids are using Google Docs to communicate with each other as a workaround to social media. The article highlights the dangers that come along with it and how Bark can help alert parents to potential issues.

RED TRICYCLE | JANUARY 11, 2019

Titania Jordan, Bark’s CPO, shares some translations of current popular teen slang terms.

CENTRAL PENN PARENT | JANUARY 18, 2019

Bark’s 2018 Children & Teen Cyber Fact Sheet provides a collection of data analyzed from over 900 million messages across texts, email, social media, and school-issued Google and Microsoft accounts of 2.6 million children ages 8-17.

GOOD MORNING SAN DIEGO | JANUARY 5, 2019

Youtuber and Video Consultant, Owen Video, shares his top tips for safety on social media.  He discusses the importance of parents monitoring their children’s devices and highly recommends the use of Bark.

PARENTS | DECEMBER 19, 2018

Parents.com lists Bark as one of the 11 best apps for parents to use while monitoring their kids.

RED TRICYCLE | DECEMBER 19, 2018

Titania Jordan, CPO of Bark, offers up tips and tricks for helping your child avoid the holiday blues.

UPSIDE PODCAST | DECEMBER 19, 2018

Titania Jordan, CPO of Bark, speaks with the hosts of Upside – The Business Growth Podcast about the successes of Bark.

ROMPER| DECEMBER 14, 2018

Titania Jordan, CPO of Bark, and Michele Gay, the founder of Safe and Sound Schools, share how community-based solutions (like Bark) to school violence can help prevent incidents.

NEWSWEEK | DECEMBER 14, 2018

Titania Jordan, CPO of Bark, and Michele Gay, the founder of Safe and Sound Schools, are profiled in this powerful article and share how Bark empowers and helps give schools the tools they need to not be sitting ducks.

DOWNLOAD | DECEMBER 7, 2018

This piece on apps for parents this holiday season includes Bark as a great app to keep tabs on where your kids are.

DECEMBER 5, 2018

Titania shares about her role as Chief Parenting Officer and Chief Marketing Officer of Bark and about her career journey that led her from radio to starting her own marketing agency.

RED TRICYCLE | NOVEMBER 29, 2018

Bark’s CPO, Titania Jordan, shares tips and important information that every parent should know when purchasing their child’s first device this holiday season.

RED TRICYCLE | NOVEMBER 16, 2018

Bark’s CPO, Titania Jordan, shares some insight on what to do if you find out your child is a bully, how to address it, and ways to help.

WSB-TV ATLANTA | NOVEMBER 15, 2018

In a segment on teen sexting, Bark is listed as the recommended app to monitor your children online.

THE OPENING BELL WITH STEVE GRZANICH | OCTOBER 31, 2018 

Titania, Bark’s CPO, was featured on The Opening Bell to discuss Bark, how it works, and why it is a necessary tool for all parents. Titania also discusses Bark’s “The Ultimate Parent Guide to YouTube.”

GRITDAILY | OCTOBER 8. 2018

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METRO | OCTOBER 1, 2018

“Social media is a filtered, curated portrayal of our peers’ lives and a sharp contrast to actual life,” Titania Jordan, Chief Parenting Officer of Bark, told Metro. “Photos of your friends have been airbrushed to add tans, blur cellulite, and remove stretch marks. This generation is feeling the brunt of ‘The Comparison Trap’ without being given the necessary perspective to see the entire picture.”

INTO TOMORROW | SEPTEMBER 21, 2018

During the segment, Titania Jordan, Bark’s CPO, notes that Bark monitors for dangerous digital content in regards to cyberbullying, sexting, sexual content, self-harm, suicide, mental health and more and will send an alert to parents via text or email with best recommended next steps to address the issue at hand.

CBN NEWS | SEPTEMBER 12, 2018

Titania Jordan, Bark CPO, discusses what the Bark app is and how it uses advanced technology to alert parents to potential dangerous/concerning activity on their children’s devices. In the segment, Titania also shares warning signs parents should look out for in relation to their children’s mental health.

FOX 4 NEWS | SEPTEMBER 4, 2018

Protecting kids from digital dangers with Titania Jordan.

GREAT DAY TB | AUGUST 31, 2018

In today’s digital age, children’s exposure to the internet is inevitable. So how do parents protect them from perils such as online predators, cyberbullying, sexual content, and threats of violence? CPO at Bark, Titania Jordan discusses tips, tricks, and the latest ways to keep kids safe while online, using social media, or text messaging.

TECH CRUNCH | AUGUST 28, 2018

Not to be confused with a dog-walking startup, Bark is a watchdog for kids’ and teens’ internet security. Today, it announces a $9 million Series A led by Signal Peak Ventures, with participation from Two Sigma Ventures, Symmetrical Ventures, Fuel Capital, Hallett Capital and Atlanta Seed Company.

DAILY BEAST | AUGUST 16, 2018

The Momo challenge first became popular in South America, according to Titania Jordan, the chief marketing officer at anti-cyberbullying company Bark.Us.

FOX BUSINESS | AUGUST 14, 2018

During the live segment, Titania explained what the MOMO Challenge is, how children can view it and how a young girl took her own life after viewing the challenge. Titania also discussed warning signs that parents can look out for that may indicate they are participating in dangerous online activities, and how apps like Bark can help parents stay on top of online challenges like these.

PR NEWSWIRE | AUGUST 13, 2018

Originally launched in February 2018 for schools using Google G Suite, Bark for Schools is available at no cost to all schools nationwide, and currently monitors over 1.7 million students.

LOCAL MEMPHIS | AUGUST 6, 2018

According to the family, police say the teen was lured away from home by a person he met on a video gaming messaging app called “Discord.”

DR. DREW PODCAST | AUGUST 1, 2018

During the segment, Titania, CPO of Bark.us, discussed what Bark is and how parents can use it to monitor their children’s online activity. Titania also discussed a recent study that shows that depressed teens can be comforted by social media, as well as Bark’s own findings from the almost 1 billion messages analyzed. Titania’s segment begins at the 19 minute mark.

KSL | JULY 27, 2018

Here is advice from three tech experts with three different methods of monitoring their kids online.

COLORADO PARENT | JULY 24, 2018

Titania Jordan, CPO of Bark.us, discusses how parents can stay on top of the growing list of apps children are hiding from their parents. Here are 3 steps to take when discovering hidden apps on your child’s phone.

SAC & CO | JULY 23, 2018

Here’s how parents can send their kids to school in the coming weeks with a better understanding of how to keep them safe on both their personal and school-issued tech devices..

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | JULY 19, 2018 

A reader wrote into the publication expressing concerns about cyber bullies and asked how to keep their children safe while online. Titania noted that it’s important for parents know the parental controls of browsers and devices and to talk with their children and other parents often about what’s going on in their digital lives. For monitoring, Titania suggest parents to use the Bark app, which will alert them to risky apps downloaded now or in the future.

RUSH TO REASON | JULY 18, 2018

During the live radio segment, Titania discusses how Bark is used and how to download, as well as the success of Bark for Schools since its launch in February. Titania also shares how Bark differs from other monitoring apps and all of the different apps that Bark monitors (including the House Party app). Additionally, the host directs listeners to www.Bark.us to learn more and download.

SOUTH FLORIDA PARENTING | JULY 1, 2018

Titania Jordan, Bark’s Chief Parent Officer, discusses how Fortnite can be made safer for children, what to discuss before letting your child play the game, and making sure your child understands what information they should never share online or on video game devices.

CONSUMERS ADVOCATE | JUNE 11, 2018 

Bark is honored to be named the number 1 app for parental controls for 2018 by the Consumers Advocate. “Bark offers one of the most comprehensive monitoring packages in the parental control app landscape, and does so at a very reasonable price.” High praise indeed!

VALLEY NEWS LIVE | JUNE 11, 2018

A new app Bark aims to keep kids safe by alerting parents to potentially dangerous content sent through social media accounts, email, and texts.

WOAI | JUNE 8, 2018

Titania Jordan, Bark CPO, explains the types of online dangers Bark monitors for, including cyber bullying, sexting, online grooming from predators and more. Titania also discuss how Bark has helped stop 12 school shootings and bomb threats to date.

KGO 810 | JUNE 5, 2018

Titania Jordan, Bark CPO, discusses June being Internet Safety Month with Ethan Bearman. She also speaks about the annual statistics that Bark has compiled through their message analysis about the risks kids face online.

11 ALIVE | MAY 30, 2018

There are places online where secrets are traded. With just a few clicks users uncover a catalog of illicit photos organized by state, county, school and sex act. Titania Jordan, CPO of Bark, an app dedicated to making the web safer for children, explains how detrimental such photos can be for victims.

THE UNMILLENNIAL LIFE | MAY 28, 2018

With the recent school shootings heavy on everyone’s mind, educators are using technology as the first line of defense against school violence. Online Safety Expert, Titania Jordan, joins Fox News with the ways that Bark is helping schools prevent mass shootings.

ROMPER | MAY 23, 2018

Romper discusses the controversy surrounding the recently released movie Show Dogs and scenes that parents say promote a disturbing message about sexual abuse. Titania Jordan notes that it’s a good idea for parents to educate themselves on the best ways to address troubling movie scenes with their children.

MOM TALK RADIO| MAY 21, 2018

Titania Jordan, Bark’s Chief Parent Office, shares the importance of parents having conversations with their children about new trends in digital technology, online safety and digital permanence.

CENTRAL PENN PARENT | MAY 14, 2018

Chief Parent Officer, Titania Jordan discusses the potential dangers games like Fortnite can present for children and teens, how parents can tell if their children are playing Fortnite without their permission, and how parents can better monitor their kids’ gaming activities.

DAILY MAIL | APRIL 25, 2018

Bark discusses the rise of teens SELF-bullying online. Titania Jordan, Bark Chief Parent Officer explains why kids are creating fake accounts to spam themselves with hate mail – and how to spot the warning signs in your own child.

NY METRO PARENTS | APRIL 25, 2018

Titania Jordan, Chief Parent Officer of Bark, an award winning app that monitors kids’ activities online and alerts parents of potential dangers, shares five ways parents can help keep their kids safe online.

CYBERGUY | MARCH 29, 2018

Listen to the podcast CyberGuy as Kurt Knutsson interviews Bark’s Chief Parenting Officer Titania Jordan to see how the Bark works and alerted a school about a potential shooting.

FOX BUSINESS | MARCH 28, 2018

Bark CPO, Titania Jordan, shares expert tips for helping to protect your child’s digital footprint. She discusses why sharing real names or personal information can lead to stolen identities, or even worse, predators can use this information to find a child in real life.

FORBES | MARCH 24, 2018

Forbes highlights Bark as a solution to the many problems that can arise through social media and cellphone use.

FOX & FRIENDS | MARCH 23, 2018

Host Ainsley Earhardt and Bark CPO Titania discuss how Bark and Bark for Schools works, current text slang words used by kids and teens, and the Pittsburgh school shooting that Bark is credited in helping to prevent.

FOX 5 | MARCH 12, 2018

Bark Affiliate, Reginald Corbitt, founder of SafeCyber, warns parents about a popular app kids are using. What parents don’t realize about this app, Musical.ly, is that it can also be used to exploit children.

READER’S DIGEST | FEBRUARY 26, 2018

Bark CEO, Brian Bason, discusses why he decided to start Bark. He then explains how Bark differs from other digital safety apps and the shocking data that Bark has uncovered.

CBS 8 | FEBRUARY 20, 2018

Ayme Pankratz speaks about how she uses Bark to monitor her kid’s social media interactions which spark conversation around digital citizenship.

FOX BUSINESS | JANUARY 19, 2018

Titania Jordan, Chief Parenting Officer of Bark.us, discusses the recent Tide Pod Challenge and shares that while Tide should look to reformulate their product, as it may look like candy to small children, children/teens participating in the challenge most likely know the difference and should not be participating. 

CNBC | JANUARY 8, 2018

Tech expert and Bark CPO, Titania Jordan, provides 5 tips to keep your child from becoming addicted to technology.

LIFEHACKER | JANUARY 2, 2018

It seems as though nearly every week a new study is published that contradicts the last one about how much screen time kids should—and shouldn’t—be allowed. But assuming you’ve decided to take the plunge and buy your child a phone, tablet or computer, the hard choices aren’t over—in fact, they’ve just started. Now, you’ll have to figure out just how much digital privacy to allow them.“You have instincts, and they’re there for a reason,” says Titania Jordan, chief parenting officer of Bark, a digital safety solution for parents.

TODAY | DECEMBER 22, 2017 

Your kids have been begging for one, and now, you’ve finally decided it’s time for their first smartphone. That’s super exciting for them (and slightly terrifying for you). Since we can assume what’s coming once that connected device is activated and connected to wifi, here are a few tips to make the experience a more pleasant (and much safer) one for all involved.