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YouTube Shooting Spotlights Debate Raging Inside Video Giant
Tuesday's shooting at YouTube shines a macabre spotlight on a debate that's ripped through the online video giant for the past year.
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Tech Companies Aim for Easy Access Over Brawny Security at Offices
They want broader integration with the community rather than militaristic protection, Valley security experts say.
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Tech CEOs Call for Gun Control Following YouTube Shooting
Several Silicon Valley leaders called for increased gun control on Tuesday afternoon after the YouTube shooting incident.
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YouTube Shooter Was Found Sleeping In Car By Cops Hours Before Attack
The woman who authorities say shot three people at YouTube's headquarters on Tuesday before killing herself was fueled by anger at the company and its policies, according to police and family members.
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How Fake News Spread Soon After YouTube Shooting
Within minutes of the shooting at YouTube offices in California, social media was awash with conspiracy theories and images of the supposed "shooter" wearing a Muslim headscarf.
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Know About Nasim Aghdam: The Active YouTuber Who Became The YouTube Shooter
Nasim Aghdam had various YouTube channels in English, Farsi, and Turkish languages. Her most popular channel had 5,000 subscribers.
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YouTube Shooter a Vegan Activist Who 'Hated' the Company
Aghdam's online profile shows she was a vegan activist who ran a website called NasimeSabz.com, meaning "Green Breeze" in Persian.
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YouTube Shooter Nasim Aghdam, A Vegan Activist, Talked About "Free Speech"
Nasim Aghdam, the woman identified as the suspect in the shooting at YouTube's offices in California Tuesday, had ranted online on her personal website for what she saw as censorship of her videos on the video sharing platform.
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Woman Shoots 3 at YouTube Headquarters in California, Then Kills Herself
A woman opened fire with a handgun at YouTube's headquarters near San Francisco on Tuesday, wounding three people before shooting herself dead.
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Top Tech CEOs Call For Gun Control After Shooting At YouTube Headquarters
Several Silicon Valley leaders called for increased gun control on Tuesday afternoon after a woman at the headquarters of YouTube shot and wounded three people before taking her own life.
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Woman Suspect Dead, At Least 3 Hurt In YouTube Shooting In California
Gunshots erupted at YouTube's offices in California Tuesday, sparking a panicked escape by employees and a massive police response, before the shooter -- a woman -- apparently committed suicide.
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Active Shooter At YouTube Headquarters In California, Casualties Reported
Police were responding on Tuesday to a possible shooter at the headquarters of YouTube in San Bruno, California, officials said.
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YouTube Shooting Spotlights Debate Raging Inside Video Giant
Tuesday's shooting at YouTube shines a macabre spotlight on a debate that's ripped through the online video giant for the past year.
-
Tech Companies Aim for Easy Access Over Brawny Security at Offices
They want broader integration with the community rather than militaristic protection, Valley security experts say.
-
Tech CEOs Call for Gun Control Following YouTube Shooting
Several Silicon Valley leaders called for increased gun control on Tuesday afternoon after the YouTube shooting incident.
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YouTube Shooter Was Found Sleeping In Car By Cops Hours Before Attack
The woman who authorities say shot three people at YouTube's headquarters on Tuesday before killing herself was fueled by anger at the company and its policies, according to police and family members.
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How Fake News Spread Soon After YouTube Shooting
Within minutes of the shooting at YouTube offices in California, social media was awash with conspiracy theories and images of the supposed "shooter" wearing a Muslim headscarf.
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Know About Nasim Aghdam: The Active YouTuber Who Became The YouTube Shooter
Nasim Aghdam had various YouTube channels in English, Farsi, and Turkish languages. Her most popular channel had 5,000 subscribers.
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YouTube Shooter a Vegan Activist Who 'Hated' the Company
Aghdam's online profile shows she was a vegan activist who ran a website called NasimeSabz.com, meaning "Green Breeze" in Persian.
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YouTube Shooter Nasim Aghdam, A Vegan Activist, Talked About "Free Speech"
Nasim Aghdam, the woman identified as the suspect in the shooting at YouTube's offices in California Tuesday, had ranted online on her personal website for what she saw as censorship of her videos on the video sharing platform.
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Woman Shoots 3 at YouTube Headquarters in California, Then Kills Herself
A woman opened fire with a handgun at YouTube's headquarters near San Francisco on Tuesday, wounding three people before shooting herself dead.
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Top Tech CEOs Call For Gun Control After Shooting At YouTube Headquarters
Several Silicon Valley leaders called for increased gun control on Tuesday afternoon after a woman at the headquarters of YouTube shot and wounded three people before taking her own life.
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Woman Suspect Dead, At Least 3 Hurt In YouTube Shooting In California
Gunshots erupted at YouTube's offices in California Tuesday, sparking a panicked escape by employees and a massive police response, before the shooter -- a woman -- apparently committed suicide.
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Active Shooter At YouTube Headquarters In California, Casualties Reported
Police were responding on Tuesday to a possible shooter at the headquarters of YouTube in San Bruno, California, officials said.
