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Study: Teens posting personal info
by Anne Collier NetFamilyNews.org Parents, Beruhmte mindesteinsatz. don’t just talk with your kids about social networking – chat sites and instant messaging really need to be in the conversation too. Despite the news media’s focus on social-networking sites as the … Continue reading
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Cyberbullying and free speech
by Larry Magid Feb 4, 2008 The case of Megan Meier screams out for justice. But to be truly served, justice must based on rationality, not just revenge and emotion. It was disclosed in November that the 14-year-old Missouri girl … Continue reading
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Social sites safer than chat
Social sites safer than chat, IM: Study by Anne Collier February 06, 2008 Parents, don’t just talk with your kids about social networking – chat sites and instant messaging really need to be in the conversation too. Despite the news … Continue reading
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Think Safety When Posting Online Video
By Larry Magid When it comes to Internet safety, the basic advice pretty much the same even though the technology keeps changing. Avoid giving out too much personal information in public places, be very careful before getting together with people … Continue reading
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Teens as “Party Girls”
by Anne Collier NetFamilyNews.org Two high school students and a 19-year-old “ringleader” advertised themselves as “party girls” available as a threesome in an online classifieds sites, the Pioneer Press reports , citing an FBI investigation. The 19-year-old “was arrested by … Continue reading
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Four percent of teens get sexy photo requests
By Anne Collier NetFamilyNews.org Four percent of US online youths have been asked to send sexually explicit photos of themselves over the Net, and about 1.5% have done so, the Associated Press reports, citing a new study by the Crimes … Continue reading
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