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Major Child Porn Bust Made In Passaic County
Authorities have arrested 14 suspects ranging in age from 16 to 52-years-old in a major child pornography bust in New Jersey.
New York City Women Seeking Sugar Daddies After College?
What happens when economic desperation is combined with youth and the internet?
Summit Considers Ban On Posting Photos Of Schoolchildren Online
Not every parent wants a picture or video of their child or children posted online.
Scott Pelley Starts On CBS Evening News On Monday
A new era begins at CBS News on Monday, June 6, 2011.
Facebook Unveils Family Safety Center To Fight Bullying, Privacy Concerns
Some much-needed tech support has come to Facebook for concerned parents. If you have questions or concerns about keeping your teens safe from cyber bullies, there are new online tools to help.
Internet Fuels Drop In Recycling On Long Island
In the last ten years, the recycling rate has has gone from 29 percent to 24 percent on Long Island.
Connecticut Attorney General Pushes To Criminalize Cyber Bullying
Right now, if a bully who targets kids on the internet is caught, he or she would likely be charged with a misdemeanor – breach of peace or, perhaps, harassment.
NJ Panel Advances Internet Lottery Ticket Plan
Proponents say it’s not yet clear how long it would take to establish an electronic ticket buying system, noting that many issues would have to be addressed.
Some Data-Miners Ready to Reveal What They Know
Did you hear the interview with Emily Steel of the Wall Street Journal?
Holiday Deal-Seekers Gearing Up For Cyber Monday Sales
Now that Black Friday is a distant memory, holiday bargain hunters are gearing up for Cyber Monday.
L.I. Girl Plays Role In Arrest Of Alleged Online Predator
A Garden City girl was pressured into sending explicit videos of herself to a man in upstate New York – until she decided enough was enough and helped put him behind bars.
Judge To Google: Tell NYer Who Harassed Her Online
A New York woman who was harassed online is hoping her case will help put an end to anonymous cyber-bullying. A judge ordered Google to release the names of the online attackers who made defaming comments about her.
Verizon Wireless Plans $30M-$90M Customer Refunds
Verizon Wireless could pay out up to $90 million in refunds to cell phone customers who were improperly charged for inadvertent Web access or data usage over the past several years.
Dozens In NYC Charged In Computer Virus Scam
The scheme relied on individuals who were known as “money mules” in the United States to actually steal money, the FBI said.
Internet May Be Fueling Shopping Addiction
As many as 17 million Americans, most of them women, have been diagnosed with shopping addiction. Now, addiction experts say there’s an alarming new trend: teenage shopaholics, provoked in part by the internet.
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