It is not an exaggeration to suggest that the Internet has become an indispensible part of modern business life. Not only is it a business tool, it also reaches many homes both in the UK and across the world. In Europe 390 million people have access to the Internet in their homes – roughly half of the population. In the UK that number rises to nearly 71% of households, and 74% in North America. Across the world, an estimated 1 billion people now have access to the Internet. Put differently, something close to one sixth of the world’s population potentially have access to anything that is posted on a web page.
What’s the problem?
So what’s the problem you may ask?
So what’s the problem you may ask?
In March 2008, British psychologist Dr Tanya Byron published the result of a government commissioned study (the Byron Report) that was tasked to “undertake a review of the evidence on risks to children’s safety and wellbeing of exposure to potentially harmful or inappropriate material on the internet … and to make recommendations for improvements or additional action”. The report concluded that “the Internet cannot be made completely safe”.
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