Interesting article in the Telegraph on the relationship between children / adolescents and the Internet, after that the journalist's Panorama program broadcast by the BBC, Sophie Raworth, has pointed the finger at the music videos on Youtube and television channels accessible by children contain explicit erotic scenes.
The debate in Britain has expanded to the entire network, blamed the premature sexualisation of children to online porn that is easily accessible from a PC.
Research by the London School of Economics, shows that 52% of British children between 9 and 16 have Internet access in their bedrooms.
Many of them spend hours on social networking sites like Facebook and Badoo, chatting with friends, but also flirting with strangers.
The study reveals that over 24% of the analyzed panel said they watched pornography in the last year. Most online browsing occurs on these sites from home right after school, when parents are not at home and at work.
To prevent the spread of pornography among children and teenagers, the Conservative MP Claire Perry, has announced its intention to force companies to cut broadband to adult sites unless families request it .
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