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How To Keep Children Safe Online
The importance of safety online has never been a hotter topic, what with the recent vitriolic Twitter abuse of Labour MP, Stella Creasy, and writer and campaigner, Caroline Criado-Perez. And if adults have a hard enough time dealing with online …
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Is Facebook’s moderation policy unbalanced?
The Everyday Sexism Project is waging a war on Facebook and, whether you like it or not, your brand may get caught in the crossfire. [Domestic and sexual violence trigger warning: please use caution when clicking links in this blog …
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Facebook: Privacy, engagement and control
Privacy: it’s a recurring hot-topic for social media observers. Whether it’s the Ryan Giggs injunction debacle of 2011, the Tulisa sex-tape scandal, or the recent saucy snaps of Wills, Kate and Harry: it’s widely accepted that social media has propelled …
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Tempero on Google+
