Episode 11 - Parenting

How did Peppa Pig videos get controversial? Can you control photos of your kids on Facebook? How is technology loved by stalkers being marketed to parents? We also talk about Elf on the Shelf, adult content filters in the UK, how we are all in the business of parenting, and if we can please just avoid falling into moral panic.

How did Peppa pig videos get controversial? Can you control photos of your kids on Facebook? How is technology loved by stalkers being marketed to parents? We also talk about Elf on the Shelf, adult content filters in the UK, how we are all in the business of parenting, and if we can please just avoid falling into moral panic.

References

1. Parenting Alongside Technology Jesse Schooff

2. Discussion papers: Children's Rights and Business in a Digital World, Carly Kind

3. Something is wrong on the Internet. James Bridle

4. Nevertheless (Podcast)

5. Young Canadians in a wired world, Report from Media Smarts (pdf)

6. Could my baby monitor get hacked? Andrew Laughlin

7. Is it OK to spy on your child's online life? Rachel Halliwell

8. Youth and Privacy in the Americas: a blog post series, Mariel García-Montes

9. Just Say No to ‘Just Say No’, Mariel García-Montes

10. Elf on the Shelf: What is it and why it could make your children paranoid, Zlata Rodionova

11. Is your website blocked? Blocked.org.uk by OpenRightsGroup

12. Suspect OKs Amazon to hand over Echo recordings in murder case, Eliott C. McLaughlin

13. Children's data and privacy online: Growing up in a digital age, Professor Sonia Livingstone
    

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