Websites are soon being forced to identify on line bullies or "Trolls", under new government plans.
It wants victims to be able to quickly find out who's posting nasty messages
on sites like Facebook and Twitter.
At the moment, it can take a long time and loads of money going to court to
get websites to hand over this info.
Last week a woman from Brighton won a court order forcing Facebook to tell
her the identities of people who abused her on the site.
A Beatbullying survey in February found more than one in four secondary
pupils had suffered cyberbullying.
Celebrities such as Cher Lloyd and Rebecca Adlington have also been victims
of trolls.
Checked, Emily Booker
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