Coming of age with, in and on social media: A critique of how politicians are responding to children’s social media engagement

Catherine J. Archer

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World-first laws to ban social media for children under 16 passed in Australia in late November, 2024, and so we celebrate the 18th birthday of the Journal of Children and Media (JOCAM) at an impor...

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