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cyberbully
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cyberbully
A person who uses the Internet to harass or intimidate someone else. An e-mail message with a phony from: address is a common way to reach someone without identifying the sender. An "anonymous blog" keeps the writer's identity a secret and allows the blogger to make harmful comments about someone else. See e-mail spoofing and rage.
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YOUNG children in Solihull have been contributing to an online survey about cyberbullying this week.
Youngsters quizzed on cyberbullies by Birmingham Mail (England)
THE lure of social networking sites, cyberbullying and internet dangers such as online grooming are parents' biggest fears for their daughters, a leading headmistress has suggested.
Parents fear for internet daughters by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Byline: Lucy Lynch CYBERBULLYING can drive youngsters to take their own lives - that will be the stark reminder for Coventry teachers next week.
Stopping the web menaces; BULLYING: Spotlight on staying safe in ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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