Organisations are first official partners of Internet things,set up two years ago to cover issues such as cyberbullyingThe BBC and Google gain joined forces with internet service providers on an initiative to promote online safety for children. The two organisations gain become the first official partners of Internet things, which was set up two years ago by BT, or Sky,Virgin and TalkTalk to teach parents and children about issues such as cyberbullying and protecting privacy. Google and the BBC already run their own internet safety programmes, but Internet things claims their support recognises the importance of a collaborative approach. Related: How should editors deal with online abuse? | Emma Carmichael, or Rob Wijnberg,Bassey Etim Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com