In conjunction with Safer Internet Day 2024, episode one features a discussion between five experts tasked with driving positive change around child internet use that will speak to parents and the broader community about the issues around staying safe online.We were joined by:Alison Perry: Podcast Co-Host - NetmumsChristian Mba: (MisterMba) - Teacher & Digital Content CreatorLord Ed Vaizey: Chairman - Common Sense Media UKRachel Barber-Mack: Executive Director - Media SmartWill Gardner OBE: CEO - Childnet InternationalSafer Internet Day 2024 takes place today, with celebrations and learning based around the theme, "Inspiring change? Making a difference, managing influence and navigating change online".3/4s of young people (71%) told the UK Safter Internet Centre that they feel a responsibility to report negative behaviour online, such as bullying, harassment, and illegal sharing of content and pictures. However, only 22% of young people say they have reported worrying or bad online behaviour, while only 33% say they haven’t needed to. The reasons for not doing so include not knowing how, thinking there is no point, or worrying they will be targeted. Education, social norms, peer interaction, and personal experience heavily influence them.Now, more than ever, we can support younger generations with education about the harms that exist online, what, when and how to do something and support and advice about what and where to report without fear of retribution. CreditsProduced & Mixed by - Rob AckermanMusic by - Ben FoxAbout the British Association for Screen Entertainment The British Association for Screen Entertainment (BASE), previously known as the British Video Association (BVA), has represented the interests of publishers and rights-owners of pre-recorded filmed entertainment in the UK Visual Home Entertainment category for over 40 years. In a world of evolving technology and fluid consumer behaviours, the primary objective of the British Association for Screen Entertainment is to champion the growth of screen entertainment across disc and digital, while maintaining a business environment with the fewest regulatory burdens. Our members are represented within the £4.9b UK home entertainment market alongside Affiliate and Associate members from a host of critical industry stakeholders. We welcome new members from across the audio-visual ecosystem, from smaller independents to established players through to service providers, broadcast platforms and more, offering flexibility through tiered levels of membership to suit different needs. For more information visit www.baseorg.uk

The BASE Roundtables will feature insightful interviews with experts and industry leaders via recorded roundtables based on key issues.About the British Association for Screen Entertainment The British Association for Screen Entertainment (BASE), previously known as the British Video Association (BVA), has represented the interests of publishers and rights-owners of pre-recorded filmed entertainment in the UK Visual Home Entertainment category for over 40 years. In a world of evolving technology and fluid consumer behaviours, the primary objective of the British Association for Screen Entertainment is to champion the growth of screen entertainment across disc and digital, while maintaining a business environment with the fewest regulatory burdens. Our members are represented within the £4.9b UK home entertainment market alongside Affiliate and Associate members from a host of critical industry stakeholders. We welcome new members from across the audio-visual ecosystem, from smaller independents to established players through to service providers, broadcast platforms and more, offering flexibility through tiered levels of membership to suit different needs. For more information visit www.baseorg.uk