Cyberbullying and Online Abuse Victims Need Better Recourse

Lessons Learned About Online Harassment and Cyberbullying Since My Harasser Pleaded Guilty Two years ago this week, my harasser pleaded guilty in what was called a most egregious case of online harassment. Since then, it’s been my privilege to help individuals and organizations prevent cyberbullying and online abuse, while promoting positive digital citizenship, cyber-safety, and … Continue reading Cyberbullying and Online Abuse Victims Need Better Recourse

How to Deal with Online Defamation

By Jennifer Bridges, Reputation Defender Unfortunately, more and more people are experiencing online defamation, which involves unscrupulous individuals—often Internet trolls, business competitors, ex-employees, or former romantic partners—intentionally trying to ruin someone’s online reputation by posting negative content about a person or company. The real-world consequences of a damaged reputation are many, from difficulty getting a job to reduced business … Continue reading How to Deal with Online Defamation

Cyberbullying Task Force Bill Passes in New York State Senate

On Tuesday, June 18, 2019, the New York State Senate passed Bill S5786 to create a cyberbullying task force, which was introduced by NYS Senator Todd Kaminsky and co-sponsored by Senators Jen Metzger and Luis Sepulveda. The task force would explore the effects of cyberbullying and potential measures to address it. Senator Kaminsky explained his vote, … Continue reading Cyberbullying Task Force Bill Passes in New York State Senate