Sue Scheff: Slimed Online - Just in Time for Google Bomb!

“GOOGLE BOMB” Take Cover! by John Dozier and Sue Scheff

Do you know what Google is saying about you?

Oh yes, it is almost here, my second book! This time around, I am honored to have co-author and Internet Specialist Attorney, John Dozier .

As my story of my landmark case of $11.3M jury verdict for damages unravels - many questions answers, John Dozier will bring us the legal landscape of today’s Cyber World - how to protect your online image and maintain a profile you are proud of! Have you thought about Internet Gossip vs Internet Fact? How do you know the difference? Don’t get caught in the web - read Google Bomb!

To compound our dynamic and explosive upcoming best seller - Michael Fertik, CEO and Founder of ReputationDefender will be writing the foreword! ReputationDefender is one of the pioneers in managing online reputations and helping keep your kids privacy safe online.
This timely book will offer you tools and remedies as well as a very compelling story that will keep you turning those pages! Remember, a 20 year reputation today can be destroyed within 20 minutes of vicious keystrokes.

Monkeys Don’t Fly? Do they? Ahhhh, just wait and you will see - the Internet has become its’ own animal. The Internet can be an educational tool - but - it can also be a lethal weapon!

Published by Health Communications Inc. (HCI) - Google Bomb will be released in Fall 2009.

Slim Online: http://www.portfolio.com/news-markets/national-news/portfolio/2009/02/11/Two-Lawyers-Fight-Cyber-Bullying

Trying to deal with high-techbullying

Dealing with cyber-bullying has become a new problem that parents need to be aware of. As a parent advocate (Sue Scheff) I am confronted with parents and their concerns about this latest technique to emotionally hurt our kids.

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Bullying and Cyber-Bullying Prohibited under Florida Law

INTERNET LAW - Bullying and, in particular, cyber-bullying is becoming a frequent practice among the American youth. Incidents are reaching such daunting results that state legislatures are rapidly adopting measures.

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How can cyberbullies be stopped?

The episodes are hurtful, ugly -- and sometimes deadly. In Lakeland, Fla., a group of teenagers records the beating of another teen. The local sheriff says the attack was in retaliation for online trash-talking by the victim.

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Bullies in Cyberspace

Parents Universal Resource Experts (Sue Scheff) Everyone remembers the school bully in their lives. Maybe they stole your bike, or bloodied your nose, or spread a nasty rumor that had you hiding out in the bathroom. Whatever they did, they made life miserable. But as bad as they were, you could ...

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(Sue Scheff) Online Gossip - by Connect with Kids

Parents Universal Resource Experts: After chat rooms, instant messaging, and social forums became popular, a new word entered our vocabulary: cyber-bullying. It's been a problem almost since the Internet was invented but studies now show that online harassment and bullying has increased over 50 percent since 2000.

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Falsehoods on MySpace

IF TRUE, what Lori Drew did is reprehensible. The 49-year-old suburban St. Louis woman is said to have helped create an account on the MySpace online social network for a fictional character named Josh Evans. Josh began sending messages to Megan Meier, a 13-year-old girl who went to school with Ms....

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Our View: A sad but needed law

(Sue Scheff)Last Friday lawmakers in Missouri gave final approval to a bill making cyber harassment illegal. According to an Associated Press report, the bill updates state laws against harassment by removing the requirement that the communication be written or over the telephone. The bill will now cover harassment from computers, text messages and

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Don't let cyberspite destroy your good name

You buy a television on eBay, but it is damaged - you return it, and leave a negative comment about the seller on the site. The next day, you find the seller has retaliated by posting a nasty comment about you, branding you as a time-waster. Suddenly, no one wants to sell to you and your reputation is in tatters.

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Keeping Your Profile Clean

A careless comment in your blog (or in someone else's). An embarrassing incident recounted in your local newspaper. A racy photo on MySpace. Any of these can sully your online reputation.

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Dozier Internet Law: MySpace Hacking Indictment Well Support

As a victim and survivor (Sue Scheff) of Cyber Harassment - this indictment is a long time coming. Attorney John Dozier has written an article that helps us to better understand the need for change in Cyberspace.

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Reclaim Your Good Name on the Web

As a victim and survivor (Sue Scheff) of Internet Defamation, I know firsthand how a few keystrokes from a disgruntled person can literally destroy life long good reputations online. I fought bad and reclaimed my name - with the help of ReputationDefender. Now this is service and others like them seem like a neccessity in today's CyberWorld.

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Revenge is a dish best served ... online

Vengeance websites are giving angry women the chance to expose their ex-partners as love rats. David Smith on the rising tide of 'e-venge' - As a victim of E-Venge (Sue Scheff) - I have become a voice to help bring about change - free speech will not condone defamation - but beware of people on a vengeance, those keystrokes can be deadly.

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Sue Scheff on The Rachael Ray Show - Hot Topic Cyber Slander

Regina Lewis - Internet Specialist gives helpful tips to stay safe online. Sue Scheff awarded over $11.M for internet defamatory comments. Krysten Moore defeats cyberbullying and is a spokesperson for teens.

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WHEN BULLIES GO ONLINE

Cyberbullying is a growing concern. Parent's Universal Resource Experts is proactive in educating parents today on the issues surrounding our kids - the most critical today is the dangers of the Internet. As a Parent Advocate, (Sue Scheff), I believe we have to keep informed and up to date on Cyber-Safety.

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Cyber-bullying spreads to college campuses

JuicyCampus.com, it's promoted as an edgy Web site where college students can share gossip. But some of the postings are disturbing to those mentioned -- if not downright false.

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Cyberbullying a Growing Concern for Parents and Schools

Parent's Universal Resource Experts is proactive in educating parents today on the issues surrounding our kids - the most critical today is the dangers of the Internet. As a Parent Advocate, (Sue Scheff), I believe we have to keep informed and up to date on Cyber-Safety.

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Cracking Down on the Cyberbully

Harassment through e-mail, text messaging and social networking sites is on the rise, especially in middle schools.

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Five Ways to Defend Your Online Reputation

As both a victim and survivor (Sue Scheff) of Internet Defamation, Cyberbullying - I know first hand how important it is to maintain your online image. E-Venge has become the new legal weapon to hurt people. Be sure to manage your cyber-reputation.

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State Senate panel passes 'cyber-bullying' bill inspired by Missouri Teens Suicide

Protective legislation sparked by a 13-year-old girl's suicide after she received harassing e-mails and MySpace.com postings passed a state Senate panel Tuesday.

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