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Protecting children from harms online: Response to Ofcom consultation
Our Policy and Research team shares our submission to Ofcom’s consultation to protect children from online harms.
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Our submission to the consultation on Ofcom’s media literacy strategy
Lizzie Reeves from our Policy and Research shares our submission to the consultation of Ofcom’s three-year media literacy strategy.
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Preventing ‘self-generated’ child sexual abuse
This report explores effective methods to prevent the sharing of ‘self-generated’ child sexual abuse material among pre-teens.
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Internet Matters’ response to Government Pornography Review
Lizzie Reeves from Internet Matters responds call for evidence for the Government Pornography Review.
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Internet Matters’ response to Ofcom’s consultation on age assurance guidance
Lizzie Reeves from Internet Matters responds to the Ofcom consultation on draft guidance on age assurance and other Part 5 duties.
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Internet Matters’ response to Ofcom’s approach to protecting users from illegal harms online
Lizzie Reeves from Internet Matters responds to Ofcom’s consultation into protecting people from illegal harms online.
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Internet Matters x Nominet research: Methods to prevent the spread of self-generated CSAM
In this blog we share findings from Round 2 of our research into the prevention of sexual image-sharing among 11-13-year-olds.
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What parents need to know about sexual image-sharing among kids
Learn about our research into sexual image-sharing among 11- to 13-year-olds and what these insights mean for parents.
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Internet Matters x Nominet research: Young people’s views on preventing nude image-sharing
In this blog we share findings from Round 1 panels on the strength of existing messages designed to stop children from sharing nude images.
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Internet Matters x Nominet research: RSHE lessons are not meeting children’s needs
In this blog we share the findings from Round 1 panels on the quality of education around nude-sharing that children are currently receiving.
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Internet Matters’ response to the Education Select Committee inquiry on screen time
The ESE recently opened an inquiry into how screen time can impact children’s developmental and educational outcomes. We share our response here.
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Internet Matters’ response to the Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) review
We respond to the Relationships, Sex, Health and Education (RSHE) review to advise on issues of online safety and their inclusion in statutory guidance.