Wired Safety introduces Net-Etiquettes

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Wired Safety introduces Net-Etiquettes

Contributed by Citizen Shift

Director:

Parry Aftab & Wired Safety.org

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Producer:

Genevieve Manion

WiredSafety.org is an organization run by Parry Aftab, a Cyber Lawyer by profession. In this video not only does she address online etiquettes but she deals with cyberbullying head-on. This informative video gives a voice to youth who have had connections to cyberbulying in some form and gives them an opportunity to speak-out about its definition, causes, effects, and effective tips for resolution.

Learn more from Parry Aftab through: Her Blog, the Wired Safety' Official Website, or Stopcyberbullying.org (a site dedicated to the issue of cyberbullying)

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Chatting is considered to be

by drawing

Fri, 09/18/2009 - 05:54

Chatting is considered to be the among the most enjoyable and exciting activity for Internet users today. In addition to it I have some ponits that one should bear in mind while chatting Be Polite, Be Personal and Answer the Questions So Asked And get to each other's contact, if you can. Etiquettes does matter.