Only three in ten parents think the benefits of social media outweigh the risks for their child. Here is why that worry belongs in your employee wellbeing programme, and how digital parenting closes the gap.
Children meet Andrew Tate through short clips long before anyone explains who he is. What those clips teach boys, what to say at home and in class, and why employers are starting to join in.
An ordinary photo from a work page is enough. Here is how these images get made, what to do in the first hour, and where the rules currently sit.
They genuinely help a lot of families. They also do nothing at all for some, and there is one thing none of them touch, which is the channel most parents forget about.
A customer used to have to come into the shop to be unpleasant to your staff. Now he finds the named person on your website and messages her directly, from his sofa, at eleven at night.
The shouting manager is easy to spot. The same behaviour delivered through a team chat is far harder to see, and it follows people home.