Have 'Generation Tagged' Lost Their Privacy? A report on the consultation workshop to discuss the legislative, regulatory and ethical framework surrounding the depiction of young children on digital, online and broadcast media

Marion Oswald; Helen James; Emma Nottingham; Rachael Hendry; Sophie Woodman

Have 'Generation Tagged' Lost Their Privacy? A report on the consultation workshop to discuss the legislative, regulatory and ethical framework surrounding the depiction of young children on digital, online and broadcast media

Marion Oswald
, Helen James
, Emma Nottingham
, Rachael Hendry
, Sophie Woodman

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Abstract

This report summarises the discussions that took place in a BILETA consultation run by The Centre of Information Rights, University of Winchester. The consultation took place on the 7th June 2017 and concerned the impact of broadcast and social media on the privacy and best interests of young children.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Winchester
Publication status	Published - 9 Aug 2017

Keywords

Privacy
Children's rights
Digital
Social media
broadcast media
2020

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