Press Releases Filter by: Press release date (year) All years 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 Topics All topics #DeviceFreeDinner 21st-Century Schools Artificial Intelligence Cyberbullying Digital Citizenship & Literacy Early Childhood Education Gender & Body Image K–12 Education Kids & Tech Kids' & Teens' Media Kids' Health Media Violence Opportunity Partnerships Poverty & Social Mobility Privacy & Safety Ratings & Reviews Research/Survey Social Media Tech Addiction Youth AI Institute Press release · MAY 16, 2007 Common Sense and Best Buy Team to Educate Consumers About Video Games Best Buy, the nation’s largest consumer electronics retailer, announced a relationship with Common Sense Media Press release · MAY 10, 2007 MPAA Announces it will Begin Taking Depictions of Smoking into Consideration when Rating Films Common Sense Media CEO Says MPAA's Recognition of Impact of Smoking on Kids is a 'Big Step Forward' Press release · APR 26, 2007 FCC Releases Report on Amount of Violence on Television Common Sense Media CEO says report is a 'bold step on behalf of kids and families' Press release · APR 22, 2007 Webby Awards Honor Common Sense Media Common Sense Media recognized for its website Press release · FEB 27, 2007 Common Sense Media and iVillage Inc. Partner to Help Parents Make Informed Media Viewing Choices Village Inc. and Common Sense Media have announced a new partnership Press release · FEB 5, 2007 Comcast and Common Sense Media Announce Partnership to Provide Cross-Platform Media Education Tools for Parents Multi-Year Agreement Calls for Common Sense Media Program Reviews to Be Available On Demand and Online Press release · FEB 5, 2007 Cox Communications and Common Sense Media Partner to Help Parents Make Informed Media Viewing Choices Cox Communications and Common Sense Media today announced a new partnership to provide Cox customers with easy to access. Press release · FEB 5, 2007 Clinton, Brownback and Lieberman Spotlight Media's Impact on Kids' Health as Media Leaders Gather for "Beyond Primetime" Nearly 6 out of 10 parents report that they are concerned their kids’ will overuse media – that’s more than they are concerned about their kids smoking or drinking. ‹ Previous page … Page54 Page55 Page56 Page57 Page58 Page59 Page60 Page61 Page62 Next page › Media Contact Name Email Message Leave this field blank Quick Links Download logos & media kit→ See Common Sense research→ Public filings & letters→ Youth Voices - Insights from Gen Z→
Press release · MAY 16, 2007 Common Sense and Best Buy Team to Educate Consumers About Video Games Best Buy, the nation’s largest consumer electronics retailer, announced a relationship with Common Sense Media
Press release · MAY 10, 2007 MPAA Announces it will Begin Taking Depictions of Smoking into Consideration when Rating Films Common Sense Media CEO Says MPAA's Recognition of Impact of Smoking on Kids is a 'Big Step Forward'
Press release · APR 26, 2007 FCC Releases Report on Amount of Violence on Television Common Sense Media CEO says report is a 'bold step on behalf of kids and families'
Press release · APR 22, 2007 Webby Awards Honor Common Sense Media Common Sense Media recognized for its website
Press release · FEB 27, 2007 Common Sense Media and iVillage Inc. Partner to Help Parents Make Informed Media Viewing Choices Village Inc. and Common Sense Media have announced a new partnership
Press release · FEB 5, 2007 Comcast and Common Sense Media Announce Partnership to Provide Cross-Platform Media Education Tools for Parents Multi-Year Agreement Calls for Common Sense Media Program Reviews to Be Available On Demand and Online
Press release · FEB 5, 2007 Cox Communications and Common Sense Media Partner to Help Parents Make Informed Media Viewing Choices Cox Communications and Common Sense Media today announced a new partnership to provide Cox customers with easy to access.
Press release · FEB 5, 2007 Clinton, Brownback and Lieberman Spotlight Media's Impact on Kids' Health as Media Leaders Gather for "Beyond Primetime" Nearly 6 out of 10 parents report that they are concerned their kids’ will overuse media – that’s more than they are concerned about their kids smoking or drinking.