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Opinion 7 years ago

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Youth mental health challenges ‘bonus’

World Mental Health Day is observed every Oct. 10. This year’s theme is “Young people and mental health in a changing world”.

News 7 years ago

Online harassment a problem for many US teens: Survey

A majority of US teenagers say they have been victims of online harassment or bullying, and that social media companies aren't doing enough to fight the problem, a survey showed Thursday.

Opinion 8 years ago

The barbaric courtroom called social media

A social media’s barbaric courtroom follows the law of the jungle: “those who are strong will win”.

People 8 years ago

Karlina Supelli: Understanding life through philosophy

For Karlina Supelli, being philosophical is a life guide.

Opinion 8 years ago

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Technology alone cannot prevent security breaches

Security needs to be embedded as part of the day-to-day running of the business to ensure it stays front-of-mind and becomes ingrained in core business processes.

Editorial 8 years ago

EDITORIAL: Children and social media

KPAI has detected a rise in the number of crimes perpetrated against children that take advantage of social media activities.

Science & Tech 9 years ago

Digital literacy for all

A movement is being set up to improve digital literacy among young Indonesian internet users.

Science & Tech 9 years ago

'Telolet' meme gets lost in translation, Twitter user bullied

The “Om Telolet Om” craze turned sour on Indonesian social media when what was meant to be an ironic joke got lost in translation and a Twitter user was bullied for her post

Opinion 9 years ago

Cyberbullying: A headache under ITE Law

Through Article 45B of the new amendment of the Electronic Information and Transactions (ITE) Law, cyberbullying is now finally considered as a form of harassment, and a criminal act that carries a maximum imprisonment term of four years and/ or fines amounting to Rp 750,000 (US$55.55).