Press releases
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.
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.
Internet Matters launches the ‘ABC online safety checklist’ to encourage parents to ‘Activate’ parental controls, ‘Balance’ screen time and to ‘Check and Chat’ with their children about their digital lives.
7 in 10 children encounter harm online, as two-thirds of parents admit they don’t have broadband controls in place
Read moreReport reveals 1 in 7 teens have experienced abuse relating to online ‘nude-sharing’, calls for earlier prevention in schools
Read moreWarning that teenage girls increasingly accept harassment and abuse as a standard part of life online
Read moreNew research warns that many schools and parents are unprepared for the AI revolution
Read moreParents fear tech devices are impacting family time and children’s physical health, sleep, and concentration
Read moreNew research sees favourable views towards Andrew Tate from both teen boys and young dads
Read moreChildren on free school meals more vulnerable to online harm report reveals
Read moreReport reveals concerns over children being targeted by online cryptocurrency scams
Read moreRevealed: Number of children experiencing online hate speech is growing but are parents talking about it?
Read moreAmazon Kids joins forces with Internet Matters to keep children safe online
Read moreYear 2 report of Children’s Wellbeing in a Digital World Index released
Read moreKnowledge of the metaverse among parents and children limited: Report
Read moreNew interactive quiz gamifies understanding of PlayStation safety features
Read moreTeach vital media literacy skills with launch of free digital learning platform, Digital Matters
Read moreTeenagers tell MPs that they back increased internet regulation
Read moreUK foster carers provided with new training to help keep children safe online
Read moreInternet Matters launches new index to measure UK children’s ‘digital wellbeing’
Read more1 in 8 children say time online harms their school work | The Children’s Society
Read moreComedian Katherine Ryan fronts Internet Matters and Electronic Arts Video Games Campaign
Read moreMy Family’s Digital Toolkit launched for ‘made to measure’ advice for parents
Read moreEE launches the nation’s first phone licence, PhoneSmart, to help prepare kids for life online
Read moreReport published in partnership with Roblox exploring teens’ online interactions
Read morePlay Together/Play Smart campaign launched to ensure safe and responsible gaming
Read moreInteractive tool launched in partnership with Samsung Electronics UK promoting inclusive culture online
Read moreDigital Passport launched to help tackle online harm for children in care
Read moreParents reveal how tech has helped their kids through lockdown
Read moreConcern as parents admit they’re not regularly talking to kids about online safety
Read moreNew guide helps parents manage their children’s online money habits
Read moreThe lessons learnt from homeschooling & how it will impact children in the future
Read moreWe must protect UK’s 2 million vulnerable children from double-whammy of online harm
Read moreAssisting youth in addressing the difficulties they encounter in the digital realm
Read moreFake news fears over COVID-19 becomes top concern for parents
Read more1 in 3 boys are seeing content online encouraging them to ‘bulk up their body’
Read moreInclusive Digital Safety hub to support vulnerable children online
Read moreFamily Video Game database launches with UKIE & ParentZone support
Read moreLaunch of Connecting Safely Online hub
Read more1 in 5 children who have sent sexts, say they were ‘pressured or blackmailed’
Read moreSupporting DevicesDotNow’s goal to get the whole nation connected during lockdown
Read moreGroup chat is the new cyberbullying threat as 8 out of 10 parents reveal concerns
Read moreInternet Matters and Google partner to offer online safety advice to Parents in Manchester
Read moreCampaign shows how online pressure boils over in the first year of secondary school
Read moreInsta-grans’ guide to help keep kids safe online this summer
Read more40 percent rise in teens managing their money online
Read more7 out of 10 teens want parents to set filters to protect them online
Read moreLove and friendships online
Read moreWatch the video: How one word could be hiding your child’s digital angst
Read moreHuawei announces new partnership with Internet Matters
Read moreHow one word could be hiding your child’s digital angst in new school year
Read moreInternet Matters issues tips on safe ‘sharenting’ for first day back at school
Read moreInternet Matters launches summer holiday ‘screensafe’ campaign
Read more1 in 5 parents admit their child has received cruel comments online
Read moreInternet Matters launch new expert hub headed up by Dr Linda Papadopoulus
Read moreRevealed: The secret life of six-year-olds online
Read moreParents urged for Anti-Bullying Week: ‘It’s time to teach your kids Internet Manners’
Read moreOur 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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