How SuperAwesome helped MGA and L.O.L. navigate kids and gaming

A gaming strategy is now essential for brands to engage with young audiences We’ve been tracking kids’ ever increasing engagement with the gaming space for years now, most recently in our 2020 report How The Kids Gaming Ecosystem Has Changed. Two things are clear: kids are spending more time… Read More

Celebrating Safer Internet Day: how you can make the internet a better place

Each year, SuperAwesome celebrates Safer Internet Day (SID), a global, community-led observance dedicated to fostering a better internet for all. Making the internet safer for kids is the driving force behind our company and, with screen time at an all-time high for kids and Young Teens due to Covid-19, this purpose matters now more than ever. Read More

Behind the scenes with MediaMath’s SuperAwesome integration enabling kid-safety in programmatic advertising

MediaMath, an acclaimed independent advertising technology company for leading brands and agencies, recently announced an industry-first partnership to enable child-safety and privacy in programmatic advertising. Powered by our KidSafe Filter (part of our AwesomeAds solution), all ad impressions served to under-16 users via MediaMath are now guaranteed to… Read More

Our top tips for brand and kid-safe social video content

A year has passed since Google and YouTube reached a record settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for violating COPPA, the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. In Part One of this series, we broke down three core learnings from the 2019 settlement. Part Two will take a… Read More

One year on: key learnings from the FTC’s 2019 YouTube settlement

A year has passed since Google and YouTube reached a record settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for violating COPPA, the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. The $170 million fine, following a prolonged investigation, was a critical step for kids’ online safety and moved the goalposts for enforcement… Read More

The UK’s Children’s Code is law. What happens next?

Wednesday was the first day of a new era of online protections for kids. The Age Appropriate Design Code became law in the UK, impacting companies around the world. Any website, app, or digital service with users or operations in the UK will now have to consider the best interests of their under-18 audience in designing their services. Read More