In my case, I reported 3 different methods of attack that my stalker used via youtube’s harassment page, but took it upon myself (which I do not recommend) to find the individual’s personal information and see if there was someone more rational that knew them who could talk them out of it. I do not know which method worked, because within 24 hours of reporting the 3rd incident and contacting who I determined to be the stalker’s family, the youtube channel was gone. The only reason the user would have deleted it their-self would the amount of personal information I had amassed about the actual user who thought they were anonymous…not all users care, necessarily, about who knows what about them, so it could only exacerbate the issue if it backfires.

Look at this link..videos and screen shots https://sites.google.com/site/brettkeanerocks/home/exposing-cyber-bullies

I’m not quite sure if cable companies are at that point to show specific ads towards individuals. What I’ve seen so far is that the ads they display are shown across the entire network, so everyone is seeing the same ad whether or not its relevant, with the exception of local commercials in which they would have little power over. At such point, that’s up to the network itself, not the cable company.

I hope you are able to understand the point I’m trying to portray here ^_^;