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BOB'S BLOG
April 15, 2017
April 14, 2017
How To Safely Post About Your Kids On Instagram, Because You Know You Want To
It’s hard to resist taking a bazillion pictures of your kids all day, everyday, and since we all live on social networks, it’s only natural to want to share them with all your friends. If a picture doesn’t get any “likes” is it even really a picture?
April 14, 2017
Boy, 8, heads to McDonald’s after learning to drive from YouTube videos
A craving for a McDonald’s cheeseburger apparently prompted an 8-year-old Ohio boy to take his 4-year-old sister for a ride in his dad’s van.
April 14, 2017
How to be a parent in a digital world and not lose your mind
Some thoughts on staying tech-informed so you can be a good guide to your kid’s online life.
April 14, 2017
Sprint gives hotspot devices, internet access to 500 Kansas City students | The Kansas City Star
Kansas City Public Schools provides all its high school students with laptops, but when some go home, they don’t have access to the internet. Sprint is providing hotspots that will allow internet connectivity wherever students go.
April 14, 2017
Sprint gives Kansas City Public School students internet hotspots | The Kansas City Star
Kansas City Public Schools provides all its high school students with laptops, but when some go home, they don’t have access to the internet. Sprint is providing hotspots that will allow internet connectivity wherever students go.
April 13, 2017
8 Ways Media
Despite its popularity, Twitter features a great deal of cyberbullying and harassment. Here are 7 ways that the platform is fighting these online issues.
April 13, 2017
Don’t be a bully, or ignore those who bully others
The teen years are always difficult, but the advent of electronic communication has ramped up the potential for accidental or deliberate harm. A 13-year-old girl faces criminal charges after she allegedly faked her own death via a text, causing her 11-year-old boyfriend to kill himself…
April 13, 2017
“David’s Law” would criminalize cyberbullying, mandate school policies
A Texas senator wants to criminalize cyberbullying when it leads to a minor’s serious injury or suicide. Critics of the bill say prevention is more effective than punishment.
