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The Sharent Trap

On November 13, 2018 By jcsmith

Photos of children and grandchildren used to be reserved exclusively for mantles and wallets. Family and friends would go years without seeing those distant to them, and the phrase “you were THIS big when I last saw you,” followed by a squeeze of the cheeks was a rite of passage at each family reunion. Gone [...]

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Secret-Speak Freely And Cryptic Are Not Welcomed In Brazil

On August 29, 2014 By Cassidi Hammock

If you are visiting Brazil you might find yourself with one less app due to a recent court injunction. On Monday, August 18, 2014, Judge Paulo Cesar de Carvalho granted an injunction, which mandated that Secret-Speak Freely be removed from Apple’s App Store and Google Play along with the Microsoft equivalent, “Cryptic,” from [...]

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Cyberbullying Law and the New School Year

Cyberbullying Laws: Targeting Bullies and (Possibly) Their First Amendment Rights

On September 16, 2011 By Marina Visan

After the vast publicity surrounding the suicides of cyberbullying victims, such as Phoebe Prince and Tyler Clementi, legislators began focusing on solving this problem and deterring future occurrences of these devastating tragedies.  They believed the solution to be in the form of cyberbullying laws, which could make online statements subject to academic [...]

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"Kids Will Be Kids" … Online? A Cyberbullying Solution

On April 27, 2010 By Emily Larish

When I was growing up, we got to play the Oregon Trail computer game at school on the giant, classroom computer for about fifteen minutes each week. Now, kids have access to the Internet twenty-four hours a day via personal computers and smart phones. In addition, they are capable of constant and instant communication through [...]

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