Video Bullying
Does your child use Google Video or YouTube? Most kids do and they
are places that they can see videos ranging between funny and educational.
While those are great things for anyone to watch, there is a darker
side to these places. There is a growing trend online that you may
not have heard about yet and that is because it is relatively new.
Video bullying is a new twist to the cyber bullies game.
This is a more serious form and it is not only humiliating, it can
be physically violent.
Example;
A child attends the same school as the bully. The bully has a friend
video tape a fist fight with a person they do not like and they upload
that video to YouTube or Google video. Then after the video the cyber
bully has taken is live and public they will email, start a thread
in a message board, or even call people to let them watch it.
This form of bullying is so new that it does not really have a name
yet, so we are going to call it video bullying.
Any parent should be aware that this is a rising trend among children
and video taping a violent fight is real, but this also can open
the door to other types of video bullying.
It can range from video taping the outside of the victims house
and uploading it. Showing videos that may be of personal nature to
the world and so on. You can clearly see how this can be a terrorizing
issue.
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In many cases
if you talk to the bullies’ parents about what is happening,
the issue will resolve itself, but if necessary you will have the ability
to print out the recorded events and provide them to your local law enforcement
agency, or your child’s school guidance counselor.
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