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Examines a broad range of perceived or actual legal rights and freedoms that impact the lives of young American teens. This volumes focus is on social networking.
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| Idioma: | English |
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Detroit
Greenhaven Press
2012.
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| Series: | Teen rights and freedoms
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Table of Contents:
- Understanding the legal issues of social networking sites / Kevin Fayle
- Social networks should be banned at libraries and schools / David W. Zellis
- Social networks should not be banned at libraries and chools / Lauren Presley
- Students' rights on MySpace should be protected : personal narrative / Selina Maclaren
- Banning social networks would be counterproductive / Wade Roush
- Laws against cyberbullying are necessary to protect young people / Nancy Willard
- Laws against cyberbullying may infringe on free speech / Alex Johnson
- A college student discusses how cyberbullying threatened her education : personal narrative / Lynda Lopez
- Social networks may erode young people's privacy / Daniel J. Solove
- Young people are more protective of their privacy on social networks / Laura M. Holson
- The Federal Trade Commission protects the privacy of teens on social networks / Jessica Rich
- Young people and free speech can be protected on social networks / Stephen Balkam
- Court rulings on social networks, teens, and free speech rights are unclear / Michael J. Kasdan
- Teens with websites may not be liable for content by third parties / Thomas A. Jacobs
- Defamation and fraudulent profiles on social networks / Chris Gatewood
- Copyright laws must be changed for youths and students on the internet / J. Patrick McGrail and Ewa McGrail.