Back in February we were excited to see a sort of “Humorous Twitter” appear in the form of Popjam. Except it wasn’t – it was more a microblogging-meets-Digg-meets-CollegeHumour. But as we said at the ...

Michael Acton Smith says careful moderation will make its new creative community a safe space for 7-12 year-olds The idea of Moshi Monsters in crisis is strange, given that the children's virtual ...

Mind Candy, the British company behind popular online game Moshi Monsters, has announced a new mobile app called PopJam, which it describes as an 'Instagram for kids'. PopJam allows children to create ...

London-based tech company Mind Candy says its latest app, released today, is a safe alternative to Snapchat and Tumblr, where "kids can be kids." Luke Westaway is a senior editor at CNET and writer/ ...

When SuperAwesome acquired Mind Candy’s PopJam — a sort of ‘Instagram for kids’ — last year, the stated plan was to marry SuperAwesome’s expertise and reach in kid-friendly advertising with PopJam’s ...

Owned by kids’ digital brand platform SuperAwesome, which says it reaches over 300m children per month, PopJam claims its community includes over 1m 7- to 12-year-olds in the UK who spend an average ...

I have been keeping my out for this, eagerly looking forward to it’s release, and on first impression I must admit to a slight disappointment. The site does appear to be a simplified Digg/Mixx humour ...

Digital platform SuperAwesome has acquired PopJam, a social network for children, from Mind Candy, for an undisclosed sum. PopJam is a mobile-only social platform where children can share content, ...

An “irresponsible” television advert for a children's app that encouraged them to “get likes and followers” has been banned following mental health concerns. The advert for PopJam, a social media app ...