Siecaki.pl finalist of the Baltic Challenge Award 2006
The Polish project Sieciaki.pl focusing on educating children on the safe use of the internet is among the finalists of the Baltic Challenge Award 2006. Read more
Good practice in Finnish
In Finland good internet safety awareness practice stretches from the hiiripiiri handbook and Safer Internet Day to comic books for children and collaboration with content providers. Read more
Beware of voice phishing
Researchers at IT security firm Sophos have identified a new technique being used by criminals who wish to steal internet users' details, voice phishing. Read more
European experts gather in Germany
In June 2006, klicksafe organised the event “Web Diversity Without Borders - Safer Internet in the European Network”, at the State Chancellery in Mainz. Read more Youth panels a success story!
One of the most successful and appreciated elements of the Swedish regional seminars is a youth panel showing how young people use and perceive new media. Read more
Mediappro-a comment for the Insafe Newsletter
The recently-completed research project, Mediappro, offers a unique insight into how young people across Europe are using new forms of online technology. Read more
$ 116.6 million to protect Australian families online
The Australian Government will create a National Filter Scheme to provide every Australian family with a free internet filter as part of a $116.6 million comprehensive package of measures to crack down on the scourge of internet pornography. Read more
klicksafe presents safer internet award
This year in Germany for the first time the "klicksafe award for safety on the internet" was presented to two outstanding online services. The award ceremony took place at the AOL Safer Media Awards at medienforum.nrw (media trade fair) in Cologne. Read more 
Swedish pupils & mobile phones
We are often told that teenagers are the front runners when using the latest technologies. But is it really so? And how are mobile phones used by kids and teenagers in Sweden today? Read more
Danish network knowledge
Procedures in relation to internet safety, knowledge about children’s use of mobiles and the internet, these are some of the subjects on the agenda of the Danish awareness node’s national network of stakeholders. Today the network counts 22 members. Read more
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Good practice in this area requires a systematic process of risk assessment, demystification of associated reduction strategies, and development of necessary information resources. This requires a continued and focused collaboration with industry, law enforcement agencies and other key stakeholders. Good practice in this area should be underpinned by a robust research methodology. This results in good practice being knowledge-driven, with research always driving the delivery of services. 
