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2013 Cybersafe research to support a safer internet campaign

Internet Matters Team | September 21st, 2013

We work collaboratively across industry, government and with schools to reach UK families with tools, tips and resources to help children benefit from connected technology smartly and safely.

Initial research commissioned by BT, TalkTalk, Sky and Virgin Media to support the development of Internet Matters, understanding parents’ experiences and concerns and identifying appropriate calls to action

Key findings

This research was commission to support the creation of Internet Matters in 2013.

Based on the finding that 74% of parents wanted more information and advice about online safety, the four Internet Service Providers, BT, TalkTalk, Sky and Virgin Media, develop an information campaign to help parents keep their children safe online.

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