Advice and tips on computer safety and malicious software.

Some issues to consider before publishing images of children in their swimwear.

As a parent, you have a unique opportunity to teach your children a healthy critical sense.

First lady Michelle Obama told NBC's Today show that her daughters are not on Facebook. Read why Kids and Media supports the decision.

Tuesday, 8 February is Safer Internet Day 2011. Read Kids and Media’s advice on how to keep your children safe online.

Learn how to filter search results and block inappropriate web pages.

Have you read Kids and Media’s blogs?

A new magasine from Vodafone is designed to help parents get involved with their children’s digital world.

Some young, privacy-minded Facebook users deactivate their accounts every time they leave the site.

Twitter provides an easy way to share and find instantly updated information. However, make sure to take the right security precautions.

Instant messaging is a safe form of communication, if you adhere to some simple rules.

The anonymity of the Internet means that trust and intimacy can develop quickly online. Predators often take advantage of this. Learn how to protect your children.

With a wireless network, you are no longer tied to your desk. However, be aware that there are some risks involved.

If children are to use the Internet unsupervised, an agreement or set of rules should be made in dialogue with the children.

Good advice on how to help children assess information and relate to hateful messages.

Find out how you can prevent viruses, worms and trojan horses from causing great damage.

Here is some good advice to those who have children and a webcam at home.

Facebook has a 13-year age limit but many children younger than this wish to be part of the online community...

Internet groups are usually harmless in nature, but there is a possible risk factor when it comes to the use of personal information.

It’s common to publish pictures online, technically it’s simple but it’s not always a good idea. We recommend that parents talk with their children about sharing pictures of themselves online.

Children need adults, even online. Parents have a unique chance to give children good attitudes and safe limits around their net use. Read Kids and Media’s advice for parents.