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Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Microsoft Join Forces to Curb Spread of Terrorist Content Online
| Phenny Lynn Palec | | Dec 06, 2016 08:26 PM EST |
Major tech companies including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Microsoft recently announced that they will work together in order to help limit the spread of terrorist contents on the Internet. The companies said that their plan is to create a database and use it to tag terrorist contents.
Steven Sotloff Execution: Silicon Valley Firms Move To Curb ISIS Online Propaganda
| Bianca Ortega | | Sep 05, 2014 09:14 AM EDT |
Silicon Valley firms moved to block the spread of the video of an Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) militant beheading American journalist Steven Sotloff and see the execution as online propaganda.
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