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Manifesto for a Better Children’s Internet
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Manifesto for a Better Children’s Internet

Michael Dezuanni, Aleesha Rodriguez, Julian Sefton-Green, Tama Leaver, Anna Bunn, Anna Potter, Rys Farthing, Aimee Hourigan, Luci Pangrazio, Kate Mannell, …
Digital Child Working Paper, 2023-11, Queensland University of Technology
15/11/2023
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Abstract

children's internet digital childhood child rights political economy digital inclusion public imaginaries edtech entertainment regulation digital participation
It is useful to think about the digital products, services, and content that children experience online as the Children’s Internet. There are numerous things we can do to create a better Children’s Internet for the future. As a society, we will benefit from an ongoing public conversation about how to create better children’s internet experiences. After all, a better Children’s Internet makes a better Internet for all, prompting us to consider what it really means to have fun, productive, safe, diverse and ethical internet experiences. The purpose of this document, then, is to investigate the elements and characteristics of the Children’s Internet and to show how to make it better for future generations of children.

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