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Chinese corporation surrogates parents

No, not like you are thinking. But it’s bad all the same.

Jul 9, 2021 - 2 min read
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The long term, political outcome of children data surveillance

“Datafication of childhood is an extraordinary complex and messy process…”

Sep 24, 2019 - 4 min read
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Children should build their online presence. Sure, but where?

There is a post about children and their online presence that is great, except for a serious omission.

Feb 13, 2018 - 2 min read
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Cyberbullying: how much does it change from country to country?

A while ago I asked Italian blogger Francesca Sanzo if she was interested to meet via Skype, to exchange ideas. The result was, if I may say so, interesting in a much more general way than I had imagined. For clarity, I’ve reformatted and synthesized our talks in two parts: the first presents Francesca’s background and work. The second sums up her answers on cyberbullying, which impressed me because, even if I had sent the questions weeks before, by pure chance the actual conversation took place only hours after the Sandy Hook tragedy.

May 16, 2013 - 3 min read
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Kids traveling inside cars like rockets ready to launch or human airbags

If you have reached this page is probably because you followed from Facebook the URL in the photo below and then clicked on the “English” link: The italian text at that URL is an open letter in which I ask Italians to pay much more attention than they are currently doing to the security of their children while driving. I am not publishing a full translation because, as far as I know, the letter as it’s written only applies to Italy, so this is just a short explanation of what that photo is about.

Oct 21, 2010 - 2 min read