If you are working on a story about online harassment, cyberstalking or cybercrime, Jayne Hitchcock is available for interviews. From time to time other staffers or victims may be willing to be interviewed as well - please contact whoa@haltabuse.org, WHOA's President for those requests.

Jayne A. Hitchcock

WHOA President Jayne A. Hitchcock, is a noted cybercrime expert who has appeared in the media including:
For a more complete list, go to Net Crimes

• Television:
  Lifetime's "What Should You Do?", 20/20, MSNBC, A&E Investigative Reports, Extra, 48 Hours, Good Morning America, Inside Edition, CNN Headline News, New England Cable News, CBS Evening News, CBC Witness Series, Montel Williams Show, Unsolved Mysteries and TechTV as well as local television affiliates of NBC, ABC, Fox and CBS news
• Radio:
  Talk America's "It's Your Money" with Bill Bailey, PBS, Insider Radio, WWZZ (D.C.), WBAL (Baltimore), CNET Radio, Talk America (Armstrong Williams Show), KYNG (Dallas, Texas), WBUR (Boston, Mass.), Online Today Radio Show and NPR, among others
• Newspapers
  AP, Newhouse News Service, Chicago Tribune, Kansas City Star, Seattle Times, Arab News, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Providence Journal, Village Voice, San Francisco Chronicle, Boston Globe, Detroit News, The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, The Washington Times, The New York Times and The Daily Mail as well as various local newspapers
• Magazines:
  PEOPLE magazine; TIME magazine special report "Internet Insecurity," Family Circle's "The Web Made Easy," Campus Security Reports, Ladies Home Journal, Glamour magazine, Jump! magazine and First for Women magazine as well as various local magazines.
• Online publications:
  Wired.com, ZDNet, CNET, MSNBC.com, Womens ENews and others

She also speaks about cyberstalking to consumer and law enforcement groups and organizations

You can reach Jayne by emailing her, or calling WHOA's voicemail/fax number at 561-828-2801. She will respond immediately to any media requests.

PLEASE NOTE: WHOA's phone number is NOT for victims. Since we are an all- volunteer organization, we do not have funds to pay for long distance phone calls. If you are a victim, please go to our What To Do If You've Been Harassed page and follow the instructions there.