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Read our latest press releases to learn more about our latest research and awareness campaigns to help parents support their children in the digital world.

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Children’s Wellbeing in a Digital World 2024

Internet Matters’ annual Children’s Digital Wellbeing survey shows the increasing use of tech devices is coinciding with growing concerns about screen time eating into traditionally family-orientated time.

2024 Press Releases

New research warns that many schools and parents are unprepared for the AI revolution

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Parents fear tech devices are impacting family time and children’s physical health, sleep, and concentration

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2023 Press Releases

New research sees favourable views towards Andrew Tate from both teen boys and young dads

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Children on free school meals more vulnerable to online harm report reveals

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Report reveals concerns over children being targeted by online cryptocurrency scams

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Revealed: Number of children experiencing online hate speech is growing but are parents talking about it?

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Amazon Kids joins forces with Internet Matters to keep children safe online

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Year 2 report of Children’s Wellbeing in a Digital World Index released

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Knowledge of the metaverse among parents and children limited: Report

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2022 Press Releases

New interactive quiz gamifies understanding of PlayStation safety features

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Teach vital media literacy skills with launch of free digital learning platform, Digital Matters

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Teenagers tell MPs that they back increased internet regulation

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UK foster carers provided with new training to help keep children safe online

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Internet Matters launches new index to measure UK children’s ‘digital wellbeing’

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1 in 8 children say time online harms their school work | The Children’s Society

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2021 Press Releases

Comedian Katherine Ryan fronts Internet Matters and Electronic Arts Video Games Campaign

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My Family’s Digital Toolkit launched for ‘made to measure’ advice for parents

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EE launches the nation’s first phone licence, PhoneSmart, to help prepare kids for life online

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Report published in partnership with Roblox exploring teens’ online interactions

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Play Together/Play Smart campaign launched to ensure safe and responsible gaming

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Interactive tool launched in partnership with Samsung Electronics UK promoting inclusive culture online

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Digital Passport launched to help tackle online harm for children in care

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Parents reveal how tech has helped their kids through lockdown

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Concern as parents admit they’re not regularly talking to kids about online safety

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New guide helps parents manage their children’s online money habits

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The lessons learnt from homeschooling & how it will impact children in the future

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We must protect UK’s 2 million vulnerable children from double-whammy of online harm

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2020 Press Releases

Assisting youth in addressing the difficulties they encounter in the digital realm

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Fake news fears over COVID-19 becomes top concern for parents

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1 in 3 boys are seeing content online encouraging them to ‘bulk up their body’

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Inclusive Digital Safety hub to support vulnerable children online

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Family Video Game database launches with UKIE & ParentZone support

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Launch of Connecting Safely Online hub

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1 in 5 children who have sent sexts, say they were ‘pressured or blackmailed’

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Supporting DevicesDotNow’s goal to get the whole nation connected during lockdown

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2019 Press Releases

New advice for parents on ‘picture perfect’ online personalities

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If you left your kids to their own devices… They might never leave their devices

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From cyberbullying to self-harm, report reveals how online risks could be anticipated in UK’s vulnerable kids

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2018 Press Releases

Group chat is the new cyberbullying threat as 8 out of 10 parents reveal concerns

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Internet Matters and Google partner to offer online safety advice to Parents in Manchester

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Campaign shows how online pressure boils over in the first year of secondary school

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Insta-grans’ guide to help keep kids safe online this summer

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40 percent rise in teens managing their money online

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7 out of 10 teens want parents to set filters to protect them online

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Love and friendships online

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2017 Press Releases

Watch the video: How one word could be hiding your child’s digital angst

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Huawei announces new partnership with Internet Matters

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How one word could be hiding your child’s digital angst in new school year

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Internet Matters issues tips on safe ‘sharenting’ for first day back at school

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Internet Matters launches summer holiday ‘screensafe’ campaign

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1 in 5 parents admit their child has received cruel comments online

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Internet Matters launch new expert hub headed up by Dr Linda Papadopoulus

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Revealed: The secret life of six-year-olds online

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2016 Press Releases

Online searches for cyberbullying soar by eight times in month of October

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Local schools triumph in nationwide cyberbullying competition to beat the bullies

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2015 Press Releases

Parents urged for Anti-Bullying Week: ‘It’s time to teach your kids Internet Manners’

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Resources document

Our Impact report looks back at the great work that we’ve achieved to support families at a time when technology became a vital part of children’s lives to help them connect, learn and socialise.
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