Our latest research report looks at how children see the world, where they get their information from and how new media content can be more effectively targeted at children to enable them to be better informed about the wider world.
For the launch of the report, we invited Mike Penrose, Executive Director of Unicef UK, Nicky Cox, Editor-in-Chief of First News, Simon Terrington, Former Content Policy Director of Ofcom, Lucy Murphy, Head of Kids Content at Sky and Sophie Chalk, report author, to join us for a panel discussion of the report findings.
It was a fascinating discussion, and brilliant to also have the opportunity to hear the thoughtful insights and questions from our audience. Please #SupportKidsTV and share the report with your networks.
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IBT’s vision is of a world in which the media is a force that enables all people to be active global citizens. Our goal is that people in the UK have access to more and better coverage of the world and are able to find it easily through their favourite media.
