June 5, 2008 4:40 PM
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Slimed, Online
Daniel Sieberg is CBS News' science and technology correspondent.
In the age of the Internet, it sometimes seems that nothing's private. But what if EVERYTHING - including gossip, name-calling, and slander - was fair game?
On some Web sites - particularly one popular with college students called JuicyCampus.com - that sort of thing is thriving. Anything goes.
Tonight, I'll take an in-depth look tonight at the Web Site that's giving plenty of college students - and their parents - nightmares.
For an early peek, just click below.
In the age of the Internet, it sometimes seems that nothing's private. But what if EVERYTHING - including gossip, name-calling, and slander - was fair game?
On some Web sites - particularly one popular with college students called JuicyCampus.com - that sort of thing is thriving. Anything goes.
Tonight, I'll take an in-depth look tonight at the Web Site that's giving plenty of college students - and their parents - nightmares.
For an early peek, just click below.
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