Guidelines for Industry on Child Online Protection
Table of Contents
Foreword
Executive Summary
Guidelines for Industry
1. Background
2. Classifying Content and Services
Case Study: BritishBroadcasting Company (BBC) – United Kingdom
Case Study: MySpace’s “Big Six” safety practices for social networking services
Case Study: Wireless Content Guidelines Classification Criteria USA
3. Content Control Mechanisms
Case Study: Telecom Italia and the protection of children – Italy
Case Study: ATT MEdia™ Net Parental Controls – USA
Case Study: NTT DoCoMo Parental Controls –Japan
4. Customer Communications and Education
Case Study: Wireless Application Service Providers’ Association(WASPA) Code of Conduct Relating to Premium SMS – South Africa
Case Study: Vodafone “Top Tips” for Parents – United Kingdom
Case Study: CBBC Media Literacy Skills United Kingdom
Case Study: Once Upon a Cyberspace Series, MDA and Okto, Singapore
Case Study: Using Customer Communications to Support Efforts to Combat Spam and Scam SMS
Case Study: Abuse Desk Services and Notice and Take-Down Approach – Telecom Italia
5. Illegal Content
6. Other Issues
Case Study: How Broadcasters Can Protect Children Against Inappropriate, Non-in House Material: the Example of BBC
7. Conclusions
8. Further Information and Reading