Not enough to remove hate speech, social networks must archive evidence: Human Rights Watch
Online posts could also help document atrocities and abuses such as chemical weapons attacks in Syria and police abuse in the United States.
Would encourage Google, Facebook to cooperate with government on news pay plan, says Australian PM
“I think people from these companies understand that when I say something, I mean it,” Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters.
Terminally ill man refused euthanasia blocked by Facebook from livestreaming his days to death
To show France the “agony” caused by the law that does not allow euthanasia, Alain Cocq had planned to broadcast the end of his life.
Tech This Week | Should India have its own social media content moderation rules?
Platforms are diverse and a one-size-fits-all approach will not work.
Team Trump sticks to polarising, manipulative content on social media ahead of election
The open use of digitally-altered images by Trump and other candidates in 2020 has tech giants worried.
Facebook says it will ban fresh political ads in week before US elections to prevent disinformation
However, political campaigns will be allowed to run existing ads to run and change how they are targeted.
TMC writes to Zuckerberg over Facebook's alleged bias towards BJP
MP Derek O'Brien has written the letter to Zuckerberg also makes a reference to an earlier meeting, where some of these concerns were raised
Rahul Gandhi: International media has exposed FB-WhatsApp's assault on India's democracy
Ruling party's IT cell head Amit Malviya alleged a
Facebook threatens to throw out news from platform after Australia asks it to pay publishers
The move came after the deadline for negotiations with publishers ended on August 31.
Facebook group spurs Kenosha violence, Zuckerberg apologises for not removing page — sound familiar?
The page for the “Kenosha Guard” violated Facebook’s policies and had been flagged by “a bunch of people”, Zuckerberg said.