A study that looks at the essential role parents play in teaching their children digital literacy in the online marketplace by sharing consumption experiences.

The review focuses on social comparison, consumption experiences, and the cause and effects. The advertising reflected in this study are product categories such as food, beverages, toys, and games.

This article looks the responsibilities that internet advertisers have to children and legal issue related to the vulnerability of children.

The purpose of this article is to examine how children are pursued by the advertiser based on age and interests. Their personal information is collected from social media profile pages and used in a technique known as profile targeting.

This article examines advertising in online environments and how children are encouraged to provide information in order to participate.

Federal law protects educational records but student data is now being collected through the use of student services. The article looks at how long the data is stored and who may access the information in compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.

This article looks at the youngest users of technological media and the division between "digital natives and digital immigrants." Digital natives have a lower risk perception of friending and contacting people online. Education is suggested to understand the gravity of carrying out inappropriate online behaviors.

This article looks at how parental guidance can reinforce digital etiquette and safety for children and teens with regard to technology use. The results supported that teens developed better digital citizenship with the direction of parents in higher economics circumstances.