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Test of the ico children's code, introduced in 2020. our technology editor, zoe kleinman, reports. what are our children watching online? and who knows about it? 89% of 3—17—year—olds watch youtube, according to the regulator 0fcom, despite it being aimed at children aged 13 and above. youtube gathers data about what its users are watching so that it can show them more videos they might like. it also looks at where they're watching and what they're watching on. children are supposed to be part of this, but lots of them ——children aren't supposed to be part of this, but lots of them u...

Collecting the viewing data of children under the age of 13 and the privacy code to protect them. the complaint is been lodged with the commissioners office and youtube says it is already bolster children's privacy on the platform. what are our children watching online? and who knows about it? 89% of 3—to—17—year—olds watch youtube, according to the regulator 0fcom, despite it being aimed at children aged 13 and above. youtube gathers data about what its users are watching so that it can show them more videos they might like. it also looks at where they're watching and what they're wat...

Trying to heal have been traumatised again. in syria and here in turkey, there seems no end to the agony. anna foster, bbc news, adana. the media watchdog, 0fcom, says it's written to itv and sky to ask them to explain their reporting on the disappearance of nicola bulley. it comes after her family criticised parts of the media for their conduct during the search for her. 0fcom said it was "extremely concerned" by those remarks. a disciplinary hearing has heard that eight metropolitan police officers were part of a whatsapp group which shared sexist, racist, homophobic and transphobic messages...

To host it? no, certainly not. you're happy for... ? 0h, we're delighted. i can't wait to go. are you going to go? i hope so! i hope i'm going to cover it! i mean, you know, it's exciting! it's very exciting! michelle donelan, secretary of state, thank you so much for coming on the media show. thank you. well, that was michelle donelan, secretary of state for digital culture, media and sport, and she made reference to how the bbc had reported an anti—semitic attack on a group ofjewish students in 2021. let me just add to that what the bbc have said about the reporting of that incident, which...

Means that you don't even have to send an engineer to the house, you can do it remotely and it isn't until you get home and you suddenly find that you are now on a prepaid metre, as opposed to being able to pay ijy metre, as opposed to being able to pay by direct debit and because it is more expensive to pay that way, we had people in the studio, certainly representing one of the charities who are now going to ask 0fcom to say will be please stop charging people more? because they have no way of themselves deciding how they are going to pay their bills and these are the most vulnerable people ...