Digital Youth is a research project based at Dublin Institute of Technology's Centre for Social and Educational Research.
Web: www.digitalyouth.ie
Email: [email protected] We investigate young people's use of digital technologies with a focus on better internet policies and digital opportunities for all. Studies have included Irish children’s use of digital technologies within a comparative European framework. The project includes:
- Analysis of current data on childhood, ICTs, opportunity and risk in Ireland;
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24/06/2020
International Network for Delivery of Regulation (INDR)
Digital Technology Sector Symposium.
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INDR Digital Technology Sector Symposium World experts and practitioners review the growing significance of ethical leadership and corporate accountability in digital environments.
19/06/2020
International Network for Delivery of Regulation (INDR)
Digital Technology Sector Symposium
On 26th June, together with INDR and TU Dublin, the Internet Commission will convene experts from across businesses, international institutions, third sector and academia to review the latest thinking and developments in ethical business regulation, procedural accountability and Independent evaluation.
Discover the full programme and register here for the online event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/indr-digital-technology-sector-symposium-tickets-90938235711
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03/09/2014
Coverage of the latest EU Kids Online policy report
Four out of 10 children on social media use false age - Independent.ie AGE limits must be imposed on social networking sites in order to protect young and vulnerable users, an internet safety watchdog has warned.
03/09/2014
Social media sites ‘must do more’ to protect children The responses of social networking sites to bullying or other damaging online material about children needs to be improved, a key internet safety adviser to the Government and the EU has said.
02/09/2014
EU Kids Online - EU Kids Online - Research - Department of Media and Communications - Home EU Kids Online is a multinational research network which seeks to enhance knowledge regarding European children's online opportunities, risks and safety. It employs multiple methods to map children's and parents' changing experience of the internet. It also sustains an active dialogue with national…
02/09/2014
Media urged to avoid ‘sensationalist’ reporting of online risks Irish author of new EU report says most young people’s experiences of the internet are positive and beneficial
19/02/2014
Internet Content Advisory Group - Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources
Retweeted CAG ():
The Internet Content Advisory Group is on twitter. We look forward to interactions with the great and the good in the coming weeks.
NI Safeguarding Board's e-safety report available here: http://t.co/DeSbGyGdpe
BBC News - Northern Ireland report calls for better online protection http://t.co/4Ey95cNYXJ
Retweeted MediaSmarts ():
We surveyed over 5400 gr4-11 students across Canada to find out what they do online. Here's what we found: http://t.co/KL6SMEe6yf
MT Experts urge online safety forum for NI http://t.co/5d7nyLe30k via
