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As Facebook fades in popularity with teens, the job of parents to keep up with their kids’ online lives is becoming more difficult.

As part of Twitter’s plight to improve the safety of its subscribers, new users will be prevented from registering accounts with the phone numbers of known trolls (people who deliberately provoke o

For parents of children in the 8 to 12 age range, the discussion about joining Facebook, Instagram or other social media sites has probably come up at some point.

For parents of children in the 8 to 12 age range, the discussion about joining Facebook, Instagram or other social media sites has probably come up at some point.

Jamie Shannon, a certified teen life coach from Washington State, c

Jamie Shannon, a certified teen life coach from Washington State, c

While most parents know it takes some effort to keep your kids safe online, it never hurts to

An interesting new book for teens and their parents is lol…OMG What Every Student Needs to Know About Online Reputation Management, Digital Citiz

What happens when you or one of your children discovers you have been “unfriended” or “defriended” by someone on Facebook or another social networking site? How should you handle it?

Common Sense Media posted a blog focusing on the five most popular myths about internet