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04 January 2018
The ‘Life in likes’ report launched today by the Children’s Commissioner for England is based on a series of focus groups with 32 children aged 8 to 12 years.
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23 August 2017
Our latest research into livestreaming habits among young people found that over 1 in 10 8-17 year olds have ‘gone live’. We asked a group of our Childnet Digital Leaders about their experiences of livestreaming and their top tips for other young people.
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16 December 2016
Ofcom research finds that 34% of 3-4 year olds own their own media device such as a tablet or games console.
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25 April 2016
5 new Research Highlights published by the UK Council for Child Internet Safety
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20 November 2015
Ofcom’s latest report, Children and Parents: Media Use and Attitudes Report, has revealed that the number of children believing everything they read on Google and social media sites has doubled.
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14 October 2015
Latest Research Highlight from the UKCCIS Evidence Group highlights new findings from CHILDWISE about the technology habits of 0-4 year olds.
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06 March 2015
ChildLine’s latest report, Under Pressure, outlines the challenges and pressures young people are facing online.
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03 July 2014
Research from LSE shows that exposure to cyberbullying and harmful user-generated content is on the rise, while exposure to sexual messages has decreased, and young people are less likely to talk to strangers online or use social networking sites underage.
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20 September 2013
Research from CEOP highlights cases of blackmail and online sexual abuse.
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08 April 2013
Upstairs Downstairs actress, Keeley Hawes, launches online guide for parents in partnership with internet safety charity, Childnet International, as a new YouGov study reveals that over a third of parents are unable to spot illegal pirate sites.
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