Kent to athletes: No Facebook
Kent State targets athletes with a ban from posting photos to FaceBook. Will the ban spread to other sites or students?
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Australian state bans YouTube after attack on girl is posted
Video of a gang of male students attacking a 17-year-old girl was posted to YouTube. While Victoria had already blocked YouTube from schools, the move is meant to show zero tolerance.
WA lawmakers try to address cyberbullying
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IL Senate wants to ban MySpace from schools
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Teens grieve on deceased friends' MySpace profiles
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Parent suit against MySpace dismissed
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