Cyberbullying remains one of the major problems in the use of social media. A growing trend in Cyberbullying is „Catfishing“ – using a false identity online for networking or bullying … Continue reading →
The US Federal Trade Commission issued a new staff report, “Mobile Apps for Kids: Disclosures Still Not Making the Grade,” examining the privacy disclosures and practices of apps offered for … Continue reading →
If you want to reach out to young people via Social Networks one of the decisions you have to make developing your social media strategy is which social Network to … Continue reading →
How can mobiles be used to provide advice and information to young people? Txtm8 – a free and confidential sex and relationships text service for young people in London, United … Continue reading →
by Christian Jarrett (@psych_writer) for the BPS Research Digest With over a billion users worldwide, Facebook has become a fundamental part of social life. Much as there are long-standing unwritten … Continue reading →
On Monday 19th November 2012 the MUNCH POKE PING Conference was held in London. MUNCH POKE PING is a two year research and film-making project run by E-safety and child … Continue reading →
BY AINE CREEDON, http://nonprofitquarterly.org Researchers from the University of Alabama and the National Science Foundation have recently released a study in Computers in Human Behavior titled “The homeless use Facebook?! … Continue reading →
Her are two situations you or your colleagues may know… Think of yourself as working in a youth center. A lot of your young visitors are also “friends” of your … Continue reading →
By Jennifer Jolly, tecca.com Is it impossible to keep tech-savvy teens safe online? A glance at several news headlines lately sure makes it look that way. One in particular caught … Continue reading →