Hate speech
Kangana Ranaut, sister Rangoli summoned by Mumbai police again
Both the sisters were booked for allegedly promoting enmity between communities through posts on social media
As things get heated on internal message boards, Facebook mulls moderating employees' posts
A year ago on getting complaints about heated, abusive posts, Google told staff to be responsible and thoughtful on internal message boards.
Facebook India chief Ajit Mohan gives hate speech hearing a miss
Last week, a Delhi Assembly panel had summoned him to determine if the social networking site deliberately ignored instances of hate speech.
Over 40 rights groups write to Zuckerberg seeking Ankhi Das' removal as India Policy Chief
The rights group said the bias in policy led by Ankhi Das had spurred violence against minorities in India.
Over 40 rights groups write to Zuckerberg seeking Ankhi Das' removal as India Policy Chief
The rights groups said the bias in policy led by Ankhi Das had spurred violence against minorities in India.
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.
YouTube, Facebook say they're willing to block AIMIM supporter on government's or court's orders
It was unclear what prevented the social media companies from following their own rules for content moderation on blocking hate speech.
Disney cuts big chunk of ads on Facebook, Instagram
Disney, Facebook's biggest advertiser this year, joins hundreds of firms that paused spending on the social media platforms.
Facebook looking to score points for just optics, no action taken on hate speech: Ad boycott organisers
They said at a virtual meeting with Zuckerberg they "didn’t hear anything...to convince us that Zuckerberg and colleagues are taking action"
Having 8 million advertisers, will Facebook be hurt because a few dozen boycott it?
Data of past boycotts suggests the observable impact is relatively mild, a business intelligence firm said.