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Gay & Lesbian youth likely victims of cyberbullying

March 10, 2010

A study by Iowa State University researchers Warren Blumenfeld and Robyn Cooper found about half of “lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and allied youths are regular victims of cyberbullying, which causes psychological and emotional distress […]

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Will new Cisco router really “forever change the Internet?”

March 9, 2010

A Cisco subsidiary offers Internet and networking routers starting at under $50 and those Linksys devices are really good at distributing data around a home or office. But companies that are in the business of […]

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Study identifies strategies for dealing with bullying

March 7, 2010

by Larry Magid Two studies released this week shed some light on the issue of bullying and, by implication, cyberbullying. One found that bullying is actually on the decline while the other determined that talking […]

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Police get webcam pictures in school spy case

March 7, 2010

Two IT employees at Pennsylvania’s Lower Merion School District have been put on administrative leave, and pictures taken from Webcams on school-issued computers have been turned over to the local police department, according to the […]

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Internet filters have their place but not for all kids

March 7, 2010

by Larry Magid Internet filters have been around since the early days of the Web and they can play an important role in preventing young children from accessing inappropriate content. But they’re not a replacement […]

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Internet filters have their place, but not for all kids

March 7, 2010

Internet filters have been around since the early days of the Web and they can play an important role in preventing young children from accessing inappropriate content. But they’re not a replacement for parental involvements […]

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Low-cost notebook PCs get the job done

March 1, 2010

by Larry Magid Netbooks have been the rage for the last couple of years for very good reasons. These small laptops, which typically cost between $300 and $400, can do most things most people want […]

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