Focusing on MySpace in the Lori Drew case is to take your eye off the ball:
Let’s be clear. Megan Meier’s suicide is a tragedy. The fact that it was precipitated by bullying is horrific. And the fact that an adult was involved is downright heinous. But by centering the conversation around MySpace, people lose track of the core problems here.
Interesting insights on bullying, parenting, technology and their intersections (and conflations).
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