The Byron Review has been published today. I'll be looking at it in more detail, but so far I have to say I'm impressed by the fact that there is a separate report on brain development in childhood and a report on the impact of new technologies on children, amongst other reports, and a publication aimed at children themselves.

Read on for the full details of the publications referred to and where you can find them.

Press Release:

 
• Byron Review Press Release (PDF Version)
 
• Government Response Press Release

   
Final Report:

 
• Safer Children in a Digital World (Full)    
  The Full Report also contains a glossary, bibliography, details of the Review process, and a list of key contributors to the Review.

 
• Safer Children in a Digital World (Executive Summary)
 
• Safer Children in a Digital World – A summary for Children and Young People

   
Call for Evidence:

 
• Annexe D: Summary Report of the Byron Review Call for Evidence (The summary also includes a list of respondents)

 
• Annexe E: Summary Report of the Byron Review Children’s Call for Evidence

   
Additional Documents:

 
• Annexe F: Byron Review Qualitative Research Report

 
• Annexe G: The Impact of the Media on Children and Young People with a particular focus on computer games and the internet (Prepared for the Byron Review on Children and New Technology)

 
• Annexe H: Byron Review on the Impact of New Technologies on Children: A Research Literature Review: Child Development

 
• Annexe I: Brain development in childhood:  A literature review and synthesis for the Byron Review on the impact of new technologies on children

 
DCSF and DCMS will now work together with other key Departments including the Home Office and the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform to take forward Dr Byron’s recommendations.

Go here for the publications.

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