How to Help your Teenager Build a Positive Online Profile
The growth of the Internet has made it very easy to find information about a person online. The more information you post, the more likely you are to show up in search results. Your teenager is no...
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Children and young people use the Internet to learn, communicate, create, socialise and to have fun. Through it they have access to a greater sense of community and the wider world. It is important to...
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Teenager Guide to Online Reputation Featured in The Telegraph
The Telegraph reported on my most recent e-book – A Guide to Managing Your Teenager’s Personal Information Online – this week. You can read the full article here. The teenager guide is designed to...
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iRights campaigns to make the web a safer environment for young people
A new initiative called iRights has launched recently and it could mean that under-18s will soon be able to delete and edit whatever they post online. The campaign is calling for the government to make...
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Why does Glastonbury continue to appeal?
Things often goes wrong at Glastonbury and 2016 was no exception 1. Over the festival, attendees left half a million bags of rubbish on the site. Adele, who famously swore at the 2016 BRIT awards 2,...
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The start of the end for internet trolling?
Now, celebrities have been given the first glimpse of a new comment filtering tool1 which allows users to add custom keywords to a removal tool which removes all mentions of such words in people’s...
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How To Stop Your Child From Being Cyber Bullied
Figures quoted by Igniyte[1] indicate that some children behave irresponsibly online. Roughly a quarter of UK 16 to 18 year olds have posted “rude” or “unkind” content to other people on social...
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