The Digital Economy

How can we help kids protect themselves online?

A boy uses an iPad to play a video game, which is projected onto the surface of the Fiesp building, headquarters of the Industry Federation of Sao Paulo, during the "Play!" exhibition in the financial center of Sao Paulo's Avenida Paulista March 27, 2013.

From privacy to predators, kids need to learn how to navigate the digital world Image: REUTERS/Nacho Doce

Yuhyun Park
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, DQ Institute
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