Monica Lewinsky takes cyber-bully fight to TED


  • TECH
  • Saturday, 21 Mar 2015

BE KIND: Lewinsky noted high-profile hacks in the past year that resulted in embarrassing photos or messages being released, and rapaciously consumed, online and urged an end to

VANCOUVER: Monica Lewinsky took her freshly launched fight against cyber-bullying to a premier TED gathering known for attracting Internet titans, celebrities and others influencing modern culture. 

She spoke candidly of the humiliation she suffered due to a 1998 sex scandal with then US president Bill Clinton and said her reason for breaking years of silence had nothing to do with politics. 

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