Conscious Advertising Network urged brands to prioritise child safety online at MAD//FEST LONDON yesterday! To mark the launch of our Children’s Rights and Wellbeing manifesto, CAN co-founder Jake Dubbins, along with special guests Andy Burrows (Molly Rose Foundation), Catherine Russell (Vodafone), Alvin Hussey (SuperAwesome), and Victoria Ryan (the LEGO Group at Initiative) candidly discussed how advertisers can create a safer internet for the next generation - as tech self-regulations is failing. Andy: “We need safety by design. We are talking about preventable harm. We need to get to a point where safety is baked in by design; where it’s not an afterthought.” Catherine: “Kids are using smartphones more and more, and that means a company like Vodafone needs to step up. That was the reason behind the [‘Rise of the aggro-rithm’] campaign, we need to take action and take responsibility.” Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/emXFXb76 Victoria: “Taking things away does not work. Certain skill sets around technology are going to be required. There’s content online, and children are not able to identify a deep fake, for example. And we need to get parents and teachers to understand that.” Alvin: “We can drive engagement without collecting personal data. You can measure engagement whilst still being safe and compliant.” Jake: “Brands underestimate their power. Tech platforms do not like the money being in the room. So it’s vital we join forces. Take this personally. These are our children, our families, our communities.” Want to know more about CAN’s manifestos and free membership? Contact hello@consciousadnetwork.org #madfest24 #OnlineSafety #ChildrensRights #ChildrensWellbeing #ConsciousAdvertising
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