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Why data is key to protecting kids online and ensuring the digital future we deserve

Data is key to protecting kids online: child on a laptop

Solid data and multi-stakeholder public-private platforms are key to driving forward the online child safety agenda. Image: Pexels

Minos Bantourakis
Head of Media, Entertainment and Sport Industry, World Economic Forum Geneva
Marija Manojlovic
Safe Online Director, Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children
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