cyberbullying
What’s to like about Instagram ditching ‘likes’ in Canada
Social-media ‘influencers’ have much to lose from the headline-grabbing experiment. But they like it. They really like it.
Whose problem is cyberbullying?
A talk between Rona Ambrose and Facebook highlights how, in the debate over who should address cyberbullying, our politicians aren’t doing enough
Could the Internet have actually saved Monica Lewinsky?
Emma Teitel on why the ‘patient zero of online shaming’ may actually have found salvation in the evolution of the web
How safe is sexting?
It’s important to teach teens about the criminality of sexting alongside the topic of consent, and offer guidance, should they choose to do it anyway, according to Planned Parenthood Ottawa
Bully for you, free expression for me
Being an online bully is just as easy today as it was 10 years ago, but it’s harder to get away with it, writes Emma Teitel
Students aren’t the only cyberbullying victims
Cyberbullying is well documented, but research is just beginning on students who abuse teachers online
Cyberbullying, the Supreme Court and the future of Bill C-13
Does a new Supreme Court ruling undermine Ottawa’s effort to fight cyberbullying?
The Interview: The psychology of online abusers
Journalist Paula Todd on online abusers, the joy they get from hurting others—and the rise of adult cyberbullies
The privacy commissioner and C-13
Scrutiny of a contentious bill
About that ‘cyber-bullying’ bill
The hashing out of C-13
Need to know: Peter MacKay goes after cyberbullies—and terrorists
Nick Taylor-Vaisey on what might have been the biggest news of the day
Cyberbullying and its victims
Online tormentors don’t discriminate by age. Amanda Shendruk breaks down the numbers