Protecting children in the online and social media age

May 2020

4 Insights

4 Insights

Today's children are subject to unprecedented pressures and potential harms due, in part, to their online activities and the way they find and consume content, engage on social media and play video games. Download looks at the developing regulatory framework intended to help protect them.

Advertising and marketing to children

Advertising and marketing campaigns are usually designed for the adult consumer but are often seen by children despite the fact their tactics and content are not always appropriate for younger audiences.

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Children and online harms

As the UK government's approach to tackling online harms evolves, protecting vulnerable groups, especially children, is increasingly at the forefront of proposals.

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Games or gambling? Moves to protect children from gambling harm

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How does the AVMSD protect children?

The revised Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD) extends the EU audiovisual content regulatory framework to video-sharing platforms (VSPs).

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