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> 5/8/08 - Facebook safeguards will protect young users - Facebook will add more than 40 safeguards to protect young users from sexual predators and cyberbullies (CNN)
> 4/10/08 - Teens behind Florida YouTube attack to be charged as adults. The seven Florida teens accused in the "animalistic attack" filmed for YouTube are to be tried as adults, (Fox News)
> 4/8/08 - Child Psychologist and "Mean Girls" author talk about female aggression and FloridaYouTube attack. (CBS News)
> 3/31/08 - Family seeks to revive suit against Myspace - The family of a teenage girl who says she was sexually assaulted by a 19-year-old man she met on MySpace.com asked a federal appeals court to revive their lawsuit against the social networking Web site. (CBS News)
> 3/31/08 - Teen talks about her role in Web hoax that led to suicide. - Ashley Grills, 19, admitted she was part of a scheme to create a fake persona on MySpace and start an online romance with a 13-year-old neighbor, Megan Meier. (ABC News)
> 3/19/08 - Are we all addicted to the Internet? - (Fox News)
> 3/14/08 - NY Gov call girl's Myspace page evolves with scandal - In three days, Ashley Alexandra Dupre went from being an unknown 22-year-old aspiring musician to the fifth most-searched subject on Google because of her alleged sexual encounters with New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer. (CNN)
> 2/22/08 - Police say teens responded to mall curfew with threats of violence. Two suburban New Orleans teenagers were arrested and booked with terrorizing for allegedly posting threats on the Internet site MySpace against a shopping mall that instituted a weekend curfew for teens. (Fox News)
> 2/4/08 - Cops say teacher had sex with 14-year old he met on MySpace. A special-education teacher at South Philadelphia High School has been arrested on charges he had sex with a female student he met on MySpace. (Philly.com)
> 1/25/08 - Cop poses as girl, 13, snags mayor online (CNN)
> 1/25/08 - MySpace Nightmare - Cyberbullies attack Florida teen's page. (Fox News)
> 1/24/08 - Cyber Harassment - is legislation really the answer? (Philly.com)
> 1/14/08 - MySpace, states move to block sex offenders. MySpace has reached an agreement with more than 45 states to change to help prevent sexual predators and others from misusing it. (CNN)
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