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As new communication channels are introduced, new areas for consideration are generated too . One of these is the cyber bullying! A recent research shows that cyber bullying is very common practice and it can have a much more negative impact on the victims than physical beating or name calling. Unlike traditional bullying which involves a face to face confrontation, online bullying is most of the times anonymous and therefore victims experience feelings of isolation and dehumanization.
Facebook recently launched a campaign under the name
Facebook Safety, with the aim to provide users of social networking, with information to help keep them safe while using Facebook or surfing on the Interent.
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David Beckham has
partnered with Facebook for the purposes of the campaign encouraging his fans to “like” the page for Facebook Saftey.
David Beckham's contribution is important; His profile as young, trendy but at the same time parent with concerns about his family safety, is an ideal choice for reaching the campaign's target group.
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