The March 3, 2015 edition of The Terry Clarke Daily is out. I appreciate the response so far, and I have incorporated several issues into regular articles at the request of many of the publication's readers. I continue to request additional areas of interest readers would like to see in future editions.
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The Februart 22, 2015 edition of The Terry Clarke Daily has been published. If there are general issues of interest or geographic-specif issues you would like to see in future editions, please let me know!
Teen’s suicide sparks concern over bullying in Scioto County, Ohio WOWK “They just need to do a better job when a child comes to them and tells them stuff like that,” says Jonathan’s father, Randy, who stresses that bullying is going on everywhere…
Source: www.wowktv.com
My heart goes out to the parents of this young man who took his life because of bullying suffered at his school–with allegations that school administrators took no substantive action to address the harm, an attitude that I believe to be pervasive among school administrators in this area. [I, too, brought to the attention of school personnel at my daughter’s school (located in the same region as the school named in the article) serious issues of ethnic and racial harassment, as well as retaliation for EVEN RAISING the issues to school personal, with the same non-response described in the article. Thankfully, a civil rights group from NYC, who was blown off just as our family was after contacting the school board and superintendent, stood firm regarding the mistreatment of our daughter and successfully engaged the U.S. Department of Education and our State’s Commission on Human Rights to formally address our allegations–investigations which remain on-going.
Hopefully, the media reports of these clusters of cases in which adults who knew better turned a blind eye will finally bring some accountability back to where it belongs, and the shenanigans of the good old boy network will come to an end.
Mother blames middle school bullying for son’s suicide
WLOX
When WLOX took a stand against bullying back in May, many viewers called our “Stop the Bullying” hotline to share their personal stories.
Source: www.wlox.com
2013 was a year of exploration for brands on social media. From testing Vines to launching Instagram ads, many companies were dabbling in social media efforts across the Web just to see how customers would react.
Now, in 2014, brands are geting serious. They’re using the wealth of data as well as the human connection that social media can provide to develop deeper relationships with customers.
Visit the link for more on these seven ways brands are using social media to increase customer loyalty this year.
Source: dashburst.com
As millions of new Internet users log on every month, the numbers relating to the flow of information becomes ever more staggering.
An infographic from analytics software provider Domo, attempts to quantify just how much data is generated in one minute online.
Compare it to Domo’s similar infographic from two years ago to see just how much more we’ve crammed into a minute…
Source: socialtimes.com
The internet increasingly pervades our lives, delivering information to us no matter where we are. It takes a complex system of cables, servers, towers, and other infrastructure, developed over decades, to allow us to stay in touch with our friends and family so effortlessly. Here are 40 maps that will help you better understand the internet — where it came from, how it works, and how it’s used by people around the world.
Source: www.vox.com
What will the internet look like in the near future, 20 years, 100 years? We explore the possibilities in this illustration.
Source: www.whoishostingthis.com
eSchool News (registration)
Stopping the bully in your classroom
eSchool News (registration)
While bullying has long existed, it has only recently been recognized as a pervasive problem in schools across the nation.
Source: www.eschoolnews.com
Russia reacted strongly Thursday to new unilateral sanctions announced the day before by President Barack Obama, with a spokesman for the country’s Foreign Ministry decrying what it claimed were bullying tactics by Washington. (#AntonSolamente WAR…
Source: www.foxnews.com
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