Social Media Terrorism
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India Calls For Multi-Stakeholder Engagement To Tackle Hate Speech Online
Voicing concern over the use of social media by terrorists to radicalise young people, India has called for a multi-stakeholder engagement, including lasting commitment from technology companies on higher standards of content regulation, to address challenges of hate speech online.
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Australia Warns Social Media Executives Of Arrest Over Extremist Content
Australia warned social media giants Tuesday that executives could be jailed if they fail to quickly remove extremist material from their platforms.
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EU's 1-Hour Deadline To Social Media Websites To Remove Terror Propaganda
The European Union proposed steps Wednesday to compel social media and websites to remove "terrorist" propaganda within an hour of receiving the order from authorities.
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Online Firms Block Terrorism Investigations, Says UK Police
"We have a growing Achilles heel that, if it is not tackled, will slowly diminish our ability to keep the public safe."
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New Study Looks to Find How Terror Messages Spread on Social Media
Researchers at Arizona State University are undertaking the study in order to "develop better tools to detect extremist networks promoting violence and block their online content."
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After Peshawar School Terror, Government Fights Panic Messages on WhatsApp
A series of messages on security and possible terror attacks in cities like Delhi and Bengaluru are being circulated on social media causing panic among people, and government sources say all attempts to find out the source of these have yielded no result so far.
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British Mother Jailed for Terror Posts on Social Media
A court in London sentenced a woman for a five years and three months jail term for posting extremist information on Facebook and WhatsApp, BBC reported on Friday.
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Spain Arrests 10 For 'Terrorist' Twitter, Facebook Posts
Spanish police arrested 10 people accused of glorifying terrorism and inciting attacks by the Basque group ETA in Twitter and Facebook messages, authorities said on Thursday.
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India Calls For Multi-Stakeholder Engagement To Tackle Hate Speech Online
Voicing concern over the use of social media by terrorists to radicalise young people, India has called for a multi-stakeholder engagement, including lasting commitment from technology companies on higher standards of content regulation, to address challenges of hate speech online.
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Australia Warns Social Media Executives Of Arrest Over Extremist Content
Australia warned social media giants Tuesday that executives could be jailed if they fail to quickly remove extremist material from their platforms.
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EU's 1-Hour Deadline To Social Media Websites To Remove Terror Propaganda
The European Union proposed steps Wednesday to compel social media and websites to remove "terrorist" propaganda within an hour of receiving the order from authorities.
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Online Firms Block Terrorism Investigations, Says UK Police
"We have a growing Achilles heel that, if it is not tackled, will slowly diminish our ability to keep the public safe."
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New Study Looks to Find How Terror Messages Spread on Social Media
Researchers at Arizona State University are undertaking the study in order to "develop better tools to detect extremist networks promoting violence and block their online content."
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After Peshawar School Terror, Government Fights Panic Messages on WhatsApp
A series of messages on security and possible terror attacks in cities like Delhi and Bengaluru are being circulated on social media causing panic among people, and government sources say all attempts to find out the source of these have yielded no result so far.
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British Mother Jailed for Terror Posts on Social Media
A court in London sentenced a woman for a five years and three months jail term for posting extremist information on Facebook and WhatsApp, BBC reported on Friday.
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Spain Arrests 10 For 'Terrorist' Twitter, Facebook Posts
Spanish police arrested 10 people accused of glorifying terrorism and inciting attacks by the Basque group ETA in Twitter and Facebook messages, authorities said on Thursday.
