Cyberbullying Tips from ConnectSafely.org
These tips are re-posted from our sister site, ConnectSafely.org Don’t respond. If someone bullies you, remember that your reaction is usually exactly what [...]
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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 [...]
NJ schools held liable for bullying
By Anne Collier NetFamilyNews In a unanimous decision, the New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that school districts are responsible for stopping bias-based harassment of [...]
States Consider Laws Against Cyberbullying
There’s a lot of talk about Internet predators but the reality is that your kids are lot more likely to be harassed by a teenage online bully than approached by an [...]
Fake news about ‘Blue Whale’ suicides is dangerous
This post first appeared in the Mercury News — the newspaper of Silicon Valley by Larry Magid I got a call on Wednesday morning from a Texas radio station about a 15 [...]
North Carolina teens charged under child porn laws: What you need to know about teen sexting
The Washington Post and ABC News (video) are reporting that two North Carolina teens have been charged with manufacturing and possession of child pornography because they [...]
Moral panics amidst French media reports of kids disappearing for three days in “Game of 72”
The French English-language news site, The Local, is reporting about a supposed game where “teenagers have come up with a new Facebook challenge that dares them [...]
ConnectSafely to host Safer Internet Day with Calif AG Kamala Harris and Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg
This post first appeared in the Mercury News In 2004, a project of the European Commission launched “Safer Internet Day,” which became an annual event held on the [...]
Researcher sets the record straight on teen sexting
I rarely blog about other people’s blog posts, but the post, “Chances are, Your Teen has NOT Sexted” by Dr. Justin Patchin is worthy of amplification and further [...]
Safety & civility advice for anonymous apps
After School’s iTunes page promises to let you post anonymously A growing number of apps allow people to post anonymously. Some of the better known ones include Ask.fm, [...]
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