Press releases

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

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

Report reveals concerns over children being targeted by online cryptocurrency scams

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

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

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

Knowledge of the metaverse among parents and children limited: Report

New interactive quiz gamifies understanding of PlayStation safety features

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

Teenagers tell MPs that they back increased internet regulation

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

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

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

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

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

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

Report published in partnership with Roblox exploring teens’ online interactions

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

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

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

Parents reveal how tech has helped their kids through lockdown

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Inclusive Digital Safety hub to support vulnerable children online

Family Video Game database launches with UKIE & ParentZone support

Launch of Connecting Safely Online hub

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

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

New advice for parents on ‘picture perfect’ online personalities

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

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

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

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

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

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

40 percent rise in teens managing their money online

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

Love and friendships online

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

Huawei announces new partnership with Internet Matters

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

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

Internet Matters launches summer holiday ‘screensafe’ campaign

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

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

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

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

Local schools triumph in nationwide cyberbullying competition to beat the bullies

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