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Did publishers and social media giants have a part to play in the Christchurch terror attacks?

News Corp faces hate speech protests during advertiser conference in Australia

Christchurch terror attack: Australian media facing scrutiny for showing video

Government should pressure brands to boycott tech giants over terror content, say MPs

23 November 2018

Tech giants face UK tax penalty should they fail to fight terrorism

02 January 2018

Facebook collaborates with Singapore's MCCY to combat terrorism online

06 December 2017

The Sun & CT Policing have launched a terror attack safety campaign aimed at teens

28 September 2017

Tech giants say they’ll do more to curb the spread of extremist content online

Brands 'funding' terrorism is a wake-up call to stop buying audiences

09 February 2017

Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter agree 'anti-terrorist' pact

06 December 2016

French media enact voluntary ban on publicising terrorists

Facebook apologises for sparking global bomb scare in wake of Pakistan terror attack

Gary Lineker apologises for insensitive terrorism pun

Google expunges search suggestion changing ‘Muslims report terrorism’ to ‘Muslims support terrorism’

15 February 2016

Social media firms blamed for ‘undermining’ counter-terrorism investigations

06 October 2015

Media coverage of terrorism perpetuates further violence, researchers claim

LiveLeak bans future ISIS beheading videos

The new propaganda war – Isis, social media, and the tactics of terror

Twitter actively suspending accounts tweeting picture of allegedly beheaded American following...

The 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics: A slippery slope for brands?

05 February 2014

Security review highlights cyberwar as ‘top tier’ threat to UK

19 October 2010

Quilliam has had enough of jihadist propaganda site

27 September 2010

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