Television and children
Alternative labels
Television and early childhood
Journal article
What do children observe and learn from televised sports betting advertisements? A qualitative study among Australian children
This article argues that the time has come for the federal government to stand up to the gambling industry and sporting governing bodies and take action against the damaging influence of sports betting ads on Australian television.
Report
Changing views: Australian kids and commercial television
This report provides a detailed analysis of the television viewing behaviour of Australian children.
Discussion paper
Australian and children’s screen content review - consultation paper
The objective of this review of Australian and children’s screen content is to provide policy options to government on the most effective support mechanisms for the Australian screen production sector.
Report
Turned on, tuned in or dropped out?
A study of young children’s TV use by the Australian Institute of Family Studies and the University of New England has found that disadvantaged children are watching more television than children in families from higher socio-economic backgrounds.
Report
Television and young children - quality, choice and the role of parents: what the experts and parents say
The ‘Young children and the Media’ project aims to provide parents/carers with information and resources to help them make informed choices to ensure that their young child’s media experience is a positive one.