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8220;Deborah Ng, former blogging guide over at About. Expressing our own thoughts can be a strong aspect to many learning situations. It may work as a positive or negative, depending on how students do it. Some may put a lot of thought into each post, while others could take it as a bludge and write anything at all. As an ongoing assignment I did think this worked, it allowed us to not get bogged down with massive assignments, .

For example posed the question, Should we be looking at one overall law so that the same rules and regulations can apply between each country? I fear that an international law would lead to Internet imperialism. Each country holds different values and beliefs, so I simply do not see how we apply one.

Horror stories from virtual worlds. As the world of new media continues to transgress into unchartered territory, the question of law, policy and regulation within this new frontier is an ever pressing topic. Harassment and instances of assault are reported regularly in virtual environments. A quick trawl of the internet will reveal many cases of internet crime of a sexual nature, and even cases of online rape. Has anyone experienced anything like this before? Accessed Ma.

Accessed May 4, 2012. Week 8 Blog New Media Transgressions. Shifting Boundaries of Public and Private Life in Theory Culture Society . So where can we find new media jobs? Gill, R. Informality is the New Black. In Technobohemians or the new Cybertariat? April 2, 2012.

There are consequences and punishments for those who do not follow these rules.

Tells of her surprise at amount of information that is available to find out about her just .

One particularly popular point of discussion for the tutorial this week was the notion that a rape in cyberspace could be treated the same as a rape in real life.

Cyberbullying is the more serious side to regulating the actions of people on the internet. The Australian Governmnet has recently made the stopping of cyberbullying a priority, with programs such as Cybersmart. There were some interesting opinions in the tute surrounding thoughts on internet freedom, especially A Rape in Cyberspace. As one student points out.

The advance of the internet has undoubtedly expanded the capacity of social movements to advance their causes at many levels. One cause, as Mohammed Ben Moussa clarifies in his theses.