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Sue Scheff has been featured on many media outlets including radio, television and in print for her advocacy work in parenting and cyber-safety and online reputation. Recently on CBS This Morning, she discussed the importance of your offline behavior and the consequences it can have with the majority of people armed with smartphones today.

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Over 500 newspapers have featured Sue Scheff and her victories in the legal arena with child advocacy, Internet defamation and invasion of privacy, including a 4-Part LA Times Series, Washington Post, Huffington Post, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, AARP, and many more.

“Until you go through a vengeful attack on your good name, service or business, you have no idea what a Google bomb can do to you.”

“Limit the amount of information you provide on the Internet,” she now advises others. “The Internet is not only an educational tool, it can be a lethal weapon,”

"if you don’t own your own name, someone else will.”

“The malicious stroke of a key has become the equivalent of a cyberbullet.”

"Use extreme caution…Whatever you say in the kitchen goes into your kid’s ears and can come out on the computer screen – and go viral!”

“We need very real repercussions for violating a reporter’s privacy in a motel room with a peep camera for mass voyeuristic consumption.”

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Videos Featuring Sue Scheff

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Sue Scheff Shines the Spotline on Internet Safety in the Following Podcast Episodes:

Shame Nation Podcasts

Listen to Sue Scheff on Crisis Prevention Intervention CPI Podcast 10.15

TILT PARENTING Podcast with Debbie Reber and Sue Scheff

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Articles Featuring Sue Scheff:

To Shame or Not Shame

Inside online shaming and the ‘viral infamy’ that follows

The Debate: Should Parents Post About Their Kid’s College Acceptances on Social Media

We Live in a ‘Shame Nation

After Larry Nassar: The Rise of Parent Shaming

Crisis Prevention Institute Podcast: The New Normal, Online Shaming

Social Media Shaming is Good (in Moderation)

Monica Lewinsky – a person, not a scandal

Mom Shaming Is Always a Problem

How we should really celebrate National Unfriend Day

Cyber Law and Business Report with Bennet Kelley

The Thought Hackers Podcast

9 New Must-Read Parenting Books

After Weinstein, Let’s Not Forget About Online Sexual Harassment

Protect Your Online Reputation from Attacks and Scams

Protect Your Online Reputation

8 Ways Shaming Is Toxic to Moms and Kids

How to Talk to Kids about Preventing and Overcoming Online Shaming

Shame Nation: Choose To Be Part of the Solution

Helping Kids Navigate A Virtual World Where Cyberbullying is Common

Mitch Jackson Podcast

Monica Lewinsky Debuts Her New Cyberbullying Video

Teens Charged with Cyberbullying

A Cautionary Tale About High School Sexting

Avoiding Your 15 Minutes of Fame

Executive’s disastrous Facebook post on Vegas shooting

16 of The Best NonFiction Books Coming in October 2017

Parenting In the Age of Online Shaming

Study: Tech Miscommunication May Erode Employee Engagement

How Sexy Is Too Sexy for Moms on Social Media?

SHAME NATION makes their first national debut in CNN

Would Trump’s tweet’s get him suspended if he were in school today?

Why Was Otto Warmbier, a Victim of a Brutal Regime, Subjected to Social Media Shaming?

SHAME NATION makes their first national debut in CNN

Would Trump’s tweet’s get him suspended if he were in school today?

Why Was Otto Warmbier, a Victim of a Brutal Regime, Subjected to Social Media Shaming?

Alleged Bully Charged with Teen’s Suicide

5 Examples of Adult Bullying and What To Do About It

The Internet’s Shameful Role in Propagating Body Shaming

What to Tell Kids When Adults Behave Terribly Only

‘SNL’ star Leslie Jones personal site offline after hacking

Having High School BFFs Lowers Depression, Anxiety in High School

The Sue Scheff Blog

The Sue Scheff Blog

This blog explores some common pitfalls Internet users of all ages may face in the world of Web 2.0 and social media, as well as the best practices to avoid hazards that may potentially damage online and real-world relationships and reputations.

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