Our supporters

We have been working with PC World Currys on association with their “my first laptop” summer campaign. As a Supporter, they have been exploring various ways of extending their association through activations in the area of gaming and social media.

Twitter has been a supporter of Internet Matters for several years and they continue to help us use their platform to increase our reach and impact through in-kind financial contribution.

KD Group have joined Internet Matters as a Supporter. They have the Kurio product range, dedicated to new technologies with learning and the development of childhood comprehension, and see this association helping grow customer credibility and trust with their own brand.

Smoothwall joined as a Supporter of Internet Matters. They focus on providing and developing solutions to help keep children safe online. We’re working on a range of activations that include expert insight contribution on subjects such as Digital Piracy for our publications, and with external event support.

“We’re pleased to support the work of Internet Matters as a highly visible destination for advice and support about how people can control their experience online and deal with any issues that may arise.”

Nokia is dedicated to device security and the relationship with child online safety in the connected home and this association provides a great platform for them to have a meaningful conversation with their customers. We have worked with Nokia on a political round-table on online safety.

We are pleased to work with Akamai as they offer powerful security solutions that instill confidence in parents to enable their children to benefit from technology.

As our PR agency, Goldbug has been an integral part of the success of Internet Matters helping us to reach millions of parents with our online safety advice and guidance thereby creating opportunities to have a real impact in children’s online safety.