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EU Kids Online - new report: European Stakeholder Consultation

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During Spring 2010, over 230 stakeholders in the field of child online safety, from over 20 countries, took part in the EU Kids Online Stakeholder Consultation process. The purpose was to identify the research interests, needs and hypotheses among stakeholders in this field.

By Sonia Livingstone On August 4th, 2010

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