the first lady is promoting person of online -- positive online behavior earlier in children's lives so these this behavior for change. we hope is panel with our experts will be important to the "be best" campaign. i want to start off -- let me withfirst -- say first, the increasing prevalence of cell phones and online platforms, the issue of cyber bullying continues to be a persistent issue. we are extremely pleased to bring together today and esteemed group of panelists to discuss the issue of cyber bullying and what can be done. i want to introduce our panelists here before i take a seat next to them, but to my right is the head of global safety at facebook. antigone is the head of global safety at facebook, where she works with internal teams. external safety organizations and government bodies to ensure that facebook remains a leader in online safety, and that stakeholders understand the expectations it takes to promote safety. bash is part of facebook's safety advisory board and a team of leading safety organizations around the world, who provide cutting-edge research and advic

gimmick. -- online gaming. how do we allow our children and other youth to engage in the digital society, but protect them from the potential harms in that society. with that i would like to pause and introduce our first panelist discussion moderator. and open up to our first panelist discussion. [applause] if you could come up. i want to say a few words. he hails from the white house initiative on asian-americans and pacific islanders. he is the director of strategic initiatives. he spent many years in our office working alongside federal agencies, community organizers, educators, researchers and families on this very topic. please welcome him. [applause] >> good morning everyone. thank you. we're so pleased and honored that both the first lady and be here tozar will listen to our social media panel this morning. thank you to mrs. trump for the time you showed, your commitment to cyber bullying, and your presence you today. one of the three main pillars of the first lady's initiative is social media use, and s

i mentioned that approach because i think that approach is online, up to a couple -- applicable online, it is applicable off-line. when we work at schools that are doing a great job preventing bullying, a lot of it is because they have done the same things. they have a policy in place in school, they have tools for the students and educators, may have resources available and their connecting the dots. perhaps most important to all that is the leadership in the school is setting the tone. -- applicable online, it is applicable off-line. >> thank you. and thank you to the first lady for being here today to elevate this very important issue. i am jennifer with the family online safety institute. international nonprofit institution dedicated to making the online world safer for kids and their families. and we convene. i work with all the partners you today to innovate and collaborate new solutions for online safety. we are constantly working to make the online world safer. we are trying to build a culture of responsibility online. i have been working in the space i canarly a decade andwe a

our online safety roadshow. a program, google developed a few years ago, and in person and -- weool program, schools have an enthusiastic googler who goes through a presentation and walks through fundamental -- about being a digital leader and smart online, avoiding scams, protecting your information online, not over-sharing, and one of the lessons is how to be positive upstandinghow to be online when others aren't. bolding --eople -- m embolding people to take a step when they see bullying. over 40 states and tens of thousands of students have gone through the program. one thing we saw -- we did research -- a group did research and found that, when it comes to parents trusting someone to equip the students with benefits of technology and staying away from potential harm, they look to educators and teachers to do that. do not feeltors like they have the resources they need to do digital leadership through literacy and training in their classroom. we created a program called -- that has something for everybody. e

back in 2000, he was the pioneer of online prescribing after setting up the uk's first online doctore—med. it's made millions. there are many cases where you don't physically need to see a doctor to get a problem sorted out and perhaps if we at e—med can sort out some of those cases, there might be more time for the other doctors to see the cases that do need to be seen. nine years later, julian eden was struck off after prescribing through e—med to a 16 year old boy and a woman who became addicted to prescription drugs. i think in the words of the tribunal, he was a businessman first and a clinician second. he put the interests of his business first and thought little of the interests of his patients. they found him irresponsible. they found he was a less than credible witness and his first thought was for business. it wasn't for his patients. julian eden can no longer prescribe drugs himself, but doctors contracted by the romanian company eurorx, that he owns with his wife, can. we wanted to meet him, so one of our undercovers, posing as an investor, gives him a call. hi, hello, la

whether it's social media or online shopping internet services require users to identify your username password on but it can also be a bit and i know how i can also register with my real name or i can use a pseudonym can i have a hotline so digital identities are quite diverse it is just as if your faith takes the protection of digital identities as a hot market until now facebook and google dominated social lothians for those users only need an email address and password real names aren't required this is easy for users but despite suppose it anonymity online companies can still collect and analyze their personal data. new provider. like the german start would like to make a lot easier and more secure at very many users must first know their real names and then they receive one log from various online sites. very little termes vision is to give back users control over their data in the digital world. and i don't believe we can currently control where our data. there i mean we save all that here in europe ended. up with data protection regulation facebook and google it's all sent to a

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for online security expert. this also has disadvantages this here until now using a pseudonym was one of the biggest advantages of going online where you could be who you wanted to be and get information about things that you know maybe would not dare to research otherwise you know. if we have to identify ourselves through vera made before visiting certain websites on one hand you know everywhere we go online and the other of those sites we previously visited honestly now know our real identity. and now that the data collected is verified and authentic the security of online platforms is more crude. never bury me security architecture was developed at berlin's free university and the college bullfight institute. users can rest assured that nothing will happen to her down to be exploited commercially and that it's unsafe we're here to very high security standards as well as the latest in christian technology and were regularly certified through third party name on. the importance of a digital identity and its use

market in germany particularly online. companies see the situation differently they consider such regulations outdated and argue that stricter rules would scare away their customers. business model. the industry generates millions for both the gambling businesses and for the government which also offers sports betting and profits from the resulting taxes profits in germany have risen sharply in the last five years from eighty four to three hundred seventy six million euros. a lot of that money comes from gambling addicts for serial gamblers it's best to have their access to betting companies blocked and to avoid registering elsewhere. shift says unregulated risk. and now short and sweet the shift snapshot. indonesian animator walk huey floundered aka pino loves his old mac computer so much that he uses it to revamp contemporary music videos. the u.s. based artist is clearly a big fan of donald glover why else would he have wanted to recreate his hit video this is america with old school software. he spent more than two mon

and it happens online. is especially destructive because the bully does not have to see the victim and the effect of the bullying. there is no eye contact. to distance yourself from any consequence or emotional reaction from the victim. it is a method of bullying for the most cowardly among us, but i think we can all agree that the liang in and of itself is a cowardly act. the same approaches that worked in conventional face-to-face bullying are likely to also work .ith cyber bullying student led programs, bystander intervention, and activation of ral empathy can be used to deal with cyber and physical bullying. now, as i was putting this talk together, one piece of information jumped out at me, and this is a statistic from the human rights campaign. youth say they are more honest about themselves online than in the real world. are abouttatistics the lgbtq youth, the implications are far, far broader. i believe online spaces can be a lifeline for marginalized youth and those at risk for bullying. the right

the two are training to build and maintain online shops selling things online brings a new set of challenges discounting is a major subject along with data analysis it can pinpoint which sales pitches motivate which audiences. because the. we can see those clicking on our pages their age ranges and gender this makes it easier to tailor it for their needs i'm the services key to the easier the customer experience the better. so where does this leave media marks brick and mortar stores they'll likely continue in combination with online shopping and where do our apprentices shop it would have to i'd say it's fifty fifty i mean a bit more online but i still go into stores. maybe mark says it will still need well trained staff in their stores as it pursues its two prong strategy shopping in person and online and if the test phase is a success shoppers may have a new employee to interact with as well now he's the virtual sales assistant to the big push them. the ongoing heat wave to schools few in northern europeans to book a last minute holidays to the continent southern beaches that's bad news f

at risk youth need online spaces that are safe and uplifting. as i mentioned before, one way of exploring this is through online gaming communities like x box 5. i became the organizer of the community and now mentor kids with a wide range of struggles some of which i mentioned earlier. they often come to me or each other for advice or just to talk about their day to anyone. many need positive social interactions with their peers and while online is no substitute for real life it can provide a real connection to break through these kids isolation. we all care about bullying regardless what form it takes, or we wouldn't be here. let's work together to make sure our common humanity and capacity for empathy is celebrated online, it happens all too often these days. thank you very much. >> saturday at 11:00 am eastern on c-span, live coverage of the democratic national committee summer meeting in chicago to decide on changes to the party's presidential nominating process including the role of superdelegates. watch live saturday 11:00 eastern on c-sp

i hope you all have gone online, or if you haven't, you will go online to that website and see the valuable resources available to parents, teachers, and children. communityment's relations service has a great initiative called the school spirit program, which stands for student problem identification and resolution of issues together. ,chool spirit empowers children students, to identify and address conflicts related to differences in race, color, gender, gender, identification, sexual orientation, disability, and religion. melody is in the back, and the white pink dress. she is from crs, and can talk to you more about what community relations service does. our network of internet crimes against children task force, who you will hear from in a moment to mask it active in educating the public about internet safety and the dangers of cyber bullying. last year alone they reached 1.5 million people through their training programs. finally, we are so proud to be part of the federal partners and bullying prevention, proud to work alongside our many allies across the administration. and the depar

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or online paper. most line online but 80% of parents stated that they access news media from local or cable news as well. you may not be surprised to learn the most teens report that they access news media via cnet on social media and either reading the story there or following the story online. we found that 82% of teens who did access news media said that the way they get it. social media is the gateway for this generation of youth how they consume media. the other interesting finding is that 84% of parents said they access news daily but 55% of teens said they access news media daily. that was our first part of the study to understand when and how and how frequently these two groups active access news media. in the latter part we gave parents and teens actual news excerpts that we had pulled from his papers and that we gave them for excerpts, too focused on bullying, too focused on cyber bullying. we chose the stories to represent two styles of reporting one style was more fear -based, stories the

the pimp her seven year old son to pedophiles online and child abuse cases stuns germany and reveals the dangers of the dark the mother and her partner both sexually abuse the boy and made him available for sex to other men online today a german court sentenced both child abusers to prison tonight we ask what must be done to prevent a repeat of these horrific crimes also coming up trump and rouhani face off over economic sanctions tweeting do business with iran doing business with the u.s. while the iranian leader calling those sanctions psychological warfare. also ahead . the. censors that's. the release of the beloved bears a new movie this after means pop up using to poke fun at the country's most powerful man. it's good to have you with us and we begin with a horrific crime a boy forced into prostitution sold on the dark net the seller his mother here in germany a court today found a couple guilty in a child abuse trial that has shocked the nation for years the couple sexually assaulted the woman's young son and made him available to pedophiles on the darknet in exchange for mone

the free speech for all online. section 230 says no provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider. that is craigslist, backpage.com. not responsible for the speech that is made by users on their website. andfosta make exceptions to that policy. these laws were written to protect child sex trafficking and make craigslist and back pages responsible for child sex trafficking occurs on their websites. the laws as they are written actually police online prostitution and prevent sex workers, consenting sex workers, often queer people who need money to pay rent using these web forms for themselves as well. also prevent queer folks like me and joe from using digital spaces which were incredibly important for our community. craigslist, can -- backpage.com. not just for sex. to explore identity, meet others who have experienced marginalization due to their sexuality or gender and to explore communities that y

put that online. but that online and get bunions. greg: those are underrated. think it's a good idea? >> any trash the potheads pick up will be outweighed by rappers from their food they left behi behind. [laughter] >> i disagree. left heads of the ones you want. if you go to meth for there's no electronics, furniture and there's -- they really run a tight ship. greg: they really do. it's sparse. tyrus: but they also sell your children for meth money. greg: this is the opposite of what drums do. you have a potheads saying will do something good but when you are drunk all laws are suspended. although the battle of the window. [laughter] tyrus: you never loved me, bro. i'm saying that to happen. they're always concerned about who love them. it's like bro -. greg: i think it's to show initiative is a good thing. again, it's going -- the only way part of pot or marijuana will be acceptable if they get rid of the stereotype from cheech and chong and i'm running out of [bleep]. tyrus: apparently -- [cheering and applause] i had so many ideas when i used to smoke all

of online privacy company crypto hippi outlines the ethical implications of facebook's policies. i think it's political pressure i think it really comes down to that they are putting themselves in the position of mediating human relationships which is first of all a very unhealthy thing to do and it's something that they really are grossly. incompetent to do and users primarily will not know what is being done to them and they will be manipulated or sorts of ways we don't know what kind of ways talk of donald trump's possible impeachment took center stage in the u.s. media this week amid a scandal over two of his former associates can he be impeached with this i think the beginning has to be set and mark right now and wolf we're in a watergate moment but there is i think a lot for the president to fear there's talk of impeachment comes after trump's ex campaign chairman paul monophysites was found guilty of numerous fraud charges and his acts lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to presidential campaign finance violations allegedly paying hush money to trump's mistresses has lande

say because of all the things they can well looks like online platforms will force us to adjust to a new reality where a step away from your genuine behavior may lead to a ban or some distinguished fact checkers will tell you who you should or shouldn't trust so next time when he choose to complain about a post online think twice what if the fact checkers disagree in fact whatever you do they're better think twice. i mean while there is concern over facebook's latest fall to tackle fake news which will involve evaluating users based on how trustworthy they are online it's an addition to the site's existing efforts to stem the spread of misinformation and other ideas to protect users from those who indiscriminately flag fake news as real and of course vice versa the system will even be used to predict which articles need fact checking based on a user's history of posting stories despite facebook boosting efforts to get rid of fake news there are still quite a few big questions about how this latest method will work like which users or even which countries will be part of the new fake

the history of online stunts goes back years.n good-hearted challenges featuring celebrities raising money for charity, like the hot pepper challenge. >> oh my god, oh my god! >> reporter: stupid stuff like teenagers trying the cinnamon challenge. or the kylie jenner lips challenge. but these amateur attempts at virality are nothing compared to professional thrill-seekers whose livelihoods often depend on the amount of clicks they can get. and the more daring the stunts, the more eyeballs on their posts. >> when you put money into the equation, when you put fame into the equation, people are willing to do it seems like almost anything to get those things. >> reporter: the group high on life is part of this new wave of internet adventurers, creating slick, highly produced, thrill-seeking videos that they say celebrate life. high on life has more than 1 million followers on instagram, more than 560,000 on youtube. >> their job is to go around and travel and have a good time. isn't that what we all want? >> reporter: the group's mem

so we developed our own online service called blockbuster online. we realized we had to differentiate with the fact we had all those stores out there. and we can make it easier for the consumer to return all the discs were tapes to the store as well. so we incorporated that. interesting points on this, we gave out free rentals at the start of the program at the store. the people that have free rentals spent more money than the average customer. so we launched that, we tested it really well. but we challenged ourselves strongly. we launched it, the execution was great and we were taking shares from netflix. as i say in the book, perhaps the commitment from the ownership then wasn't the same as it was when i was there and that was a missed opportunity. i think we also missed an opportunity to broaden our games. the point i make in the book is that blockbuster could have been made to stay longer if we'd stayed ahead, listens to the consumer more and perhaps been more conscious of the strengths in the early parts of 2000 of online and the fact that cons

>> yeah, they come from online dating sites. >> no more bar scenes. >> just go online. >> everybody wanted facebook to make big changes and they have. they've made it more restrictive for candidates and changed the calculus lou you get a message out. there's gob less spending on facebook in 2018 and 2020 and the people hurt will be the candidates with the least amount of money. >> which is the biggest republican upset this fall? >> bob casey losing. >> randolph county, georgia, a big decision by county officials whether they close from having nine voting centers to only two

prisoners were the most online. prisoners were the most online nations the planet. the future, if these trends continue and they will, shopping will not be purpose of the high street so all that physical real estate we have, there is a giant question mark hanging over it, frankly. in the report, i read that adults 65 years old or over, the number has travelled since 2008. it is 48%. ok, you might say less than half but it was only 16% in 2008. that is a really promising statistic was it means older people, who traditionally do not adopt trends as fast as the rest of us, have decided that, yes, the internet is where we wa nt to that, yes, the internet is where we want to be, how we want to communicate and it is from simple stuff like keeping in touch with your sons and daughters on facebook to making really serious, expensive shopping decisions online for things like cars, for instance, where my mum is in that age bracket and has bought more than one car online. she must have lots of money! she likes cars. let's move on. it also shows banking, online banking, 69% of

there are two hours total and we put about 90 minutes online. there are still some we are trying to sort through. some may have been newsreel footage or copyright protected. some footage we are not exactly clear on ownership so we are trying to work through it. on one of these reels you may have five or six sub clips about 10 minutes long, and there might be a scene from up in canada or a scene from springwood and it sort of jumps all over. at this point they are not clearly delineated. there's not a clear chronology so we are trying to sort through them. we started to put together a little highlight reel where we put together a selection of clips so people can get a little bit more of a sense of when these were taken and what they are showing.>> i'm guessing these are mostly black and white?>> it is but there is some wonderful color footage. some very rare color footage taken here featuring franklin and eleanor really-- franklin and eleanor roosevelt with their irish setter and cutting roses in the rose garden and children writing their horses.

how can smartphone users protect themselves when making online transactions. security experts says the procedure is still problematic. at the moment if you really need to use a banking up on your smartphone then you need. way to go to safety mechanism that was established a long time ago also. this mechanism is the time the price is a transaction the face times are often generated by and. if the time and banking apps are installed on the same device that's a security risk if someone small fine thank you. counts. on the banking recommend never using banking up on your phone in the first place if possible it's better to do the transaction on one device and get the tram number on a separate device that's not always practical. online banking is only safe when tons and tons came from a separate called treatise provided by some banks with a good old paper. she says be careful with banking or. i know in our network a series on digital movers and shakers we need stop us on the feet. she is a true pioneer one of the few women in iran who have set up her own company and