#92: Children, Content, and Consent: The Rise of "Sharenting"
About this episode
The episode discusses the rise of 'sharenting' and its ethical implications regarding children's rights in the digital age.
Commercial "sharenting" is increasing in popularity and success, with influencers building entire brands around family-focused content featuring their children. In this Trial by Podcast, law grads Mariana, Shashank, and Jason look at the ethical grey areas of this type of content, and whether existing laws in Australia go far enough to protect children in the digital age.
People in this episode
Hosts: Mariana, Shashank, Jason
Topics covered
- sharenting
- children's rights
- digital content
- influencers
- ethical issues
- Australian law
Keywords
- sharenting
- influencers
- children
- digital age
- ethical issues
- Australian law
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Australia
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