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are your social networks saying the correct things about you? Employers are looking for digital dirt about you on the web, as well as proof that you aren't just a frat boy cruising through college without a purpose. Start taking a proactive role with these 5 tips to clean up your online web identity:

This piece serves not only to assist victims of cyber bullying through information and common sense, but to protect potential bullies from altering their own lives from the self-inflicted damage digital harassment can do to their own future.

IROC2 will use the story about Cyber Bullying in Suburban Family Magazine's April, 2010 issue to launch a series of initiatives including a blog, PSA and C.E.L. Statement to assist in providing Cyber "Bullies" or Harassers" a Digital Consciousness™.

The following Information will explain how you can assist our life saving 501(c)(3) nonprofit while con currently obtaining effective branding, lucrative digital and offline marketing & advertising, and positive global PR!

"We at the Institute for Responsible Online and Cell-Phone Communication commend Assemblywoman Pamela R. Lampitt for proactively raising the importance of digital responsibility and awareness at the statewide level." Richard Guerry, the Executive Director of I.R.O.C2 said. "By starting and encouraging a dialogue regarding detrimental digital issues, such as sexting, and by proposing legislation intended to further spread awareness of their negative consequences, the Assemblywoman has become a leader of digital responsibility, or Responsibility 2.1C, in the great state of New Jersey."

It is vital that our global leaders understand what is at stake here, and that technology offers no pity, remorse, or flexibility to fame, money or power. Strong social influence may shield some of our citizens from pre-21st century based rules and responsibilities like fines, lines, and poverty, but the President himself, the leader of the free world (today, or 20 years from today) could not recall an embarrassing image should it become viral through digital technologies.

Why is it that Cyber Bullying and Sexting are only now getting media and corporate attention when they are issues that have existed for years? Every day there seems to be another unbelievably frustrating new article titled, "Sexting Invades Schools" or, "Sexting: New trend for teens sending sexual texts". Wake Up America!