Wednesday August 14th – 2pm

By News Staff

Posted Aug 14, 2013 08:48:37 AM.

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2:00pm- Anthony Furey, National affairs columnist, Sun Media / Sun News Network. Re: The new Cyber-Safety Act that came in to effect in New Brunswick is making cyberbullies of us all.

Q’s: Have cyberbulling laws gone too far? Do you have a solution on how to handle cyberbulling?

 

2:30pm- Jayne Hitchcock, president of the Working to Halt Abuse Online. Re: Internet safety and things you should keep in mind when online.

Q’s: How you protect yourself when online?

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