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Does the internet increase crime? / Stefan Kiesbye, book editor
- Published
- Detroit : Greenhaven Press, 2010.
- Physical Description
- 110 pages ; 24 cm.
- Additional Creators
- Kiesbye, Stefan
- Series
- Contents
- Sex offenders prey on teenagers online / Bruce Bower -- The danger of internet predators has been exaggerated / Larry Magid -- Online sexual abuse is a serious problem / Michael Scherer -- Sex offenders should not be banned from using the internet / Declan McCullagh -- The internet might reduce violence against women / Steve Chapman -- Online gambling leads to crime / Spencer Bachus -- Online poker is not a crime / Chris "Fox" Wallace -- Teen "sexting" is a crime / Missy Diaz -- Teen "sexting" is not child pornography / Maria Andreu -- "Phishing" can fool even experts / Tom Regan -- Email reform is necessary to prevent "phishing" / Mike Adams -- Cyber bullying is a menace to educators / Mary Bousted -- Cyber bullying should not be dealt with in courts / Emily Bazelon -- Developing countries pose a safety risk to western internet users / Richard Bowman -- The economic downturn increases internet crime / Karin Brulliard -- Youtube boosts rogue internet pharmacies / Kristina Peterson ... [et al.] -- Organized crime is taking over the internet / Oscar McLaren.
- Summary
- Explores Internet-related sexual offenses, as well as cyberbullying, online gambling, and other manifestations of illegal activity conducted on the Internet.
- Subject(s)
- ISBN
- 9780737748789 (hardcover)
0737748788 (hardcover)
9780737748796 (pbk.)
0737748796 (pbk.) - Note
- PREV. PUB. ESSAYS.
- Bibliography Note
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
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