Explores the issues surrounding cyberbullying--bullying through the Internet--by placing opinions from a wide range of sources in a pro/con format.

chapter 1: Is cyberbullying a serious problem? -- 1. Cyberbullying is a serious problem / Susan Hayes -- 2. The seriousness of the cyberbullying problem is exaggerated / Arizona Daily Wildcat -- 3. Cyberbullying is worse than traditional bullying / Shanna Hogan -- 4. Cyberbullying is not worse than traditional bullying / Helen A.S. Popkin -- chapter 2: Should cyberbullying be a criminal offense? -- 1. Cyberbullying should be treated as a crime / Linda T. Sanchez -- 2. Cyberbullying should not be treated as a crime / Timothy Birdnow -- 3. Laws against cyberbullying are needed / Ben Leichtling -- 4. Laws against cyberbullying threaten individual liberty / Michele Catalano -- chapter 3: How can cyberbullying be prevented? -- 1. Lawsuits may prevent cyberbullying / Jonathan Turley -- 2. Education can help prevent cyberbullying / Nick Abrahams with Victoria Dunn -- 3. Stricter school policies can prevent cyberbullying / Jeanne Kohl-Welles -- 4. Establishing an online code of civility can prevent cyberbullying / Jimmy Wales and Andrea Weckerle -- 5. Electronically monitoring teens' online communications can prevent cyberbullying / Elizabeth Charnock -- 6. Electronically monitoring teens' online communications can destroy trust / Esme Vos -- Facts about cyberbullying -- Organizations to contact.