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Facebook, X and YouTube to Do More Against Online Hate Speech, EU Says
Meta's Facebook, Elon Musk's X, Google's YouTube and other tech companies have agreed to do more to tackle online hate speech. Compliance with the updated code could impact regulators' enforcement of the Act, EU officials said.
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Twitter, Other Social Media Apps Fail to Remove Hate Speech, Says EU Review
Twitter took longer to review hateful content and removed less of it in 2022 compared with the previous year, according to European Union data released Thursday. The EU figures were published as part of an annual evaluation of online platforms' compliance with the 27-nation bloc's code of conduct on disinformation.
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TikTok to Join EU Code of Conduct Against Hate Speech
Chinese video app TikTok, owned by Chinese company ByteDance, will be joining the European Union's voluntary code of conduct to combat illegal hate speech online, the European Commission said on Tuesday.
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Proud To Play Our Part: TikTok Joins EUs Code Of Conduct Against Hate Speech
The social media phenomenon TikTok joined the European Union's (EU) code of conduct on Monday as tech giants seek to persuade Europe to back away from setting laws against hate speech and disinformation.
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Facebook Should Be Treated as Media Company, Says German Minister
"In my view they should be treated as media even if they do not correspond to the media concept of television or radio."
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Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Microsoft Sign EU Hate Speech Code
Internet giants Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft on Tuesday signed up to a new EU code of conduct against hate speech, the European Commission said.
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Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Microsoft Back Hate Speech Rules
Facebook, Twitter, Google's YouTube and Microsoft pledged on Tuesday to review requests for the removal of hateful content posted on their platforms within 24 hours as part of a code of conduct agreed with EU regulators.
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Facebook, X and YouTube to Do More Against Online Hate Speech, EU Says
Meta's Facebook, Elon Musk's X, Google's YouTube and other tech companies have agreed to do more to tackle online hate speech. Compliance with the updated code could impact regulators' enforcement of the Act, EU officials said.
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Twitter, Other Social Media Apps Fail to Remove Hate Speech, Says EU Review
Twitter took longer to review hateful content and removed less of it in 2022 compared with the previous year, according to European Union data released Thursday. The EU figures were published as part of an annual evaluation of online platforms' compliance with the 27-nation bloc's code of conduct on disinformation.
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TikTok to Join EU Code of Conduct Against Hate Speech
Chinese video app TikTok, owned by Chinese company ByteDance, will be joining the European Union's voluntary code of conduct to combat illegal hate speech online, the European Commission said on Tuesday.
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Proud To Play Our Part: TikTok Joins EUs Code Of Conduct Against Hate Speech
The social media phenomenon TikTok joined the European Union's (EU) code of conduct on Monday as tech giants seek to persuade Europe to back away from setting laws against hate speech and disinformation.
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Facebook Should Be Treated as Media Company, Says German Minister
"In my view they should be treated as media even if they do not correspond to the media concept of television or radio."
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Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Microsoft Sign EU Hate Speech Code
Internet giants Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft on Tuesday signed up to a new EU code of conduct against hate speech, the European Commission said.
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Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Microsoft Back Hate Speech Rules
Facebook, Twitter, Google's YouTube and Microsoft pledged on Tuesday to review requests for the removal of hateful content posted on their platforms within 24 hours as part of a code of conduct agreed with EU regulators.
