Béatrice Copper-Royer, psychologist specialising in children and adolescents, and Chair of the e-Enfance association, has been reappointed to the committee for two years.
The CSA is expanding its committee on the protection of young audiences, which now includes sixteen specialists in childhood, digital technology and audiovisual media.
A dual mission to protect young audiences:
Carole Bienaimé Besse and Nicolas Curien, CSA advisers and chair and vice-chair of the working group on youth protection, reiterate the dual mission of this committee:
- make recommendations on young audiences' exposure to traditional audiovisual content
- contribute to forward-looking work on issues relating to the protection of young audiences, particularly by incorporating digital developments.
Six areas of focus:
The committee and its experts have identified six priority themes for 2018:
- The fight against inappropriate content, particularly pornography
- Video games
- The offer for young people
- Screen consumption: active screens / passive screens
- Artificial intelligence, algorithms and platforms
- Access security and signage.
The Committee will meet every two months, allowing the sub-groups to report back on the work carried out in the meantime on the various topics (areas for consideration by the Council, proposals for action, etc.).
Committee members:
Olivier Andrieu-Gérard, coordinator of the «digital media and usage» division at the National Union of Family Associations (UNAF), Geneviève Avenard, Children's Ombudsman at the Defender of Rights, Pauline Blassel, Deputy Secretary General of HADOPI, Grégoire Borst, Professor of Developmental Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience of Education at Paris Descartes University, Béatrice Copper-Royer, psychologist specialising in children and adolescents, Co-founder and President of the e-Enfance Association, Renaud de Tournemire, paediatrician at Poissy Hospital, Marie-Sophie Dewaubert, Vice-President of Corporate Affairs at Ubisoft, Sabine Duflo, psychologist and family therapist in child psychiatry (CMP, EPS Ville-Evrard), Christel Gonnard, screenwriter and writing director, Olivier Houdé, professor of experimental child development psychology, Aurélie Jean, coder, founder of In Silico Veritas, Alexandre Malsch, global digital brand manager for Quiksilver and Roxy, founder and former president of Melty, Emmanuel Martin, general delegate of the Syndicat des éditeurs de logiciels de loisirs (SELL), David Michel, television producer, president of Cottonwood Media, Georges Picherot, paediatrician, former head of paediatrics at Nantes University Hospital, and Serge Tisseron, psychiatrist, member of the Académie des Technologies, doctor of psychology authorised to supervise research in clinical human sciences, associate researcher at Paris VII Denis Diderot University.
