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In England, They Jail CyberBullies |
MySpace avoids liability in Megan Meier suicide, victim of terms of use breach |
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The MySpace suicide case of thirteen-year-old Megan Meier, who killed herself after being tormented via Myspace by her neighbor Lori Drew—a grown adult woman posing as a teenage boy—is yet another argument for the Internet to be shut down. (Radar named Drew the most hated people online.) Now, she has been indicted "in a highly unusual use of a federal law generally employed in computer fraud cases." [NYT]
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