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"ISIS Using Your Platform": Twitter Accused Of "Blindness" To Terrorism
Twitter was accused in the US Supreme Court Wednesday of closing its eyes to the ISIS group as judges struggled to determine whether social media sites could be held liable for acts of terror.
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Terrorists Using YouTube Less, Still Value Google Drive, Dropbox: Report
The use of Google's YouTube as a destination from which to spread jihadi terrorist propaganda online is dramatically declining, according to an intelligence group that tracks online extremism.
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Lawsuit Saying Twitter Aided ISIS Thrown Out By US Appeals Court
A federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled on Wednesday that Twitter Inc is not liable to families of two US government contractors killed in an ISIS attack in Jordan for having failed to block that group from using its accounts and messaging services.
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"No More!": Trump Says US Got Only "Lies" From Pak For Billions In Aid
US President Donald Trump ripped into Pakistan on Monday, declaring on Twitter that American governments had over the last 15 years "foolishly" given 33 billion dollars in aid to Islamabad that gave "safe haven to the terrorists we hunt in Afghanistan".
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ISIS's Twitter Traffic Plunges As US, Its Allies Counter Messages Glorifying Terror
The ISIS's Twitter traffic has plunged 45 percent in the past two years, the Obama administration says, as the U.S. and its allies have countered messages of jihadi glorification with a flood of online images and statements about suffering and enslavement at the hands of the extremist organization.
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Google, Facebook, Twitter Sued by Family of Isis Victim
The plaintiff argues the three platforms "have knowingly permitted the terrorist group Isis to use their social networks".
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Twitter Praised For Cracking Down On Use By ISIS
Officials with the nonprofit Simon Wiesenthal Center praised Twitter Inc on Monday for increasing efforts to thwart Islamic State's use of its platform for recruitment and propaganda.
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National Investigation Agency Seeks Internet Data of IS Suspects
The NIA said suspects had extensively used various social media sites and communication tools, including Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp.
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Twitter Sued by US Widow for Giving Voice to Islamic State
Tamara Fields said Twitter knowingly let the militant Islamist group use its network to spread propaganda, raise money, and attract recruits.
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Twitter Clarifies Rules On Banned Content, Abusive Behaviour
Twitter Inc has clarified its definition of abusive behaviour that will prompt it to delete accounts, banning "hateful conduct" that promotes violence against specific groups.
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French Far-Right Leader Marine Le Pen Removes James Foley Picture From Twitter
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen today removed a photograph of the decapitated body of US journalist James Foley from her Twitter account after his parents accused her of using it for political gain.
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If You Keep Saying Saudi Arabia is Like the Islamic State, You Might Get Sued
Authorities in Saudi Arabia have long been annoyed that everyone keeps suggesting they are anything like the Islamic State. Sure, they say, perhaps some of the laws on the books may look similar to the punishments in the extremist organization, but the Saudi kingdom is a sovereign state that abides by the rule of law and uses these punishments with...
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CEO Jack Dorsey's Criticism of Twitter Refreshing, Say Analysts
Critics have long lamented that Twitter Inc is difficult to use and has had trouble defining itself, which is why it has not expanded its audience.
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Australian Talks Tackle Jihadists' Use of Social Media
Australian Prime Minister Abbott said it was vital to find ways to stymie extremists who are drawing thousands of foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria.
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China Urges Global Crackdown on Extremists' Use of Internet
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi made the remarks during the annual gathering of the 193-nation U.N. General Assembly in New York.
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"ISIS Using Your Platform": Twitter Accused Of "Blindness" To Terrorism
Twitter was accused in the US Supreme Court Wednesday of closing its eyes to the ISIS group as judges struggled to determine whether social media sites could be held liable for acts of terror.
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Terrorists Using YouTube Less, Still Value Google Drive, Dropbox: Report
The use of Google's YouTube as a destination from which to spread jihadi terrorist propaganda online is dramatically declining, according to an intelligence group that tracks online extremism.
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Lawsuit Saying Twitter Aided ISIS Thrown Out By US Appeals Court
A federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled on Wednesday that Twitter Inc is not liable to families of two US government contractors killed in an ISIS attack in Jordan for having failed to block that group from using its accounts and messaging services.
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"No More!": Trump Says US Got Only "Lies" From Pak For Billions In Aid
US President Donald Trump ripped into Pakistan on Monday, declaring on Twitter that American governments had over the last 15 years "foolishly" given 33 billion dollars in aid to Islamabad that gave "safe haven to the terrorists we hunt in Afghanistan".
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ISIS's Twitter Traffic Plunges As US, Its Allies Counter Messages Glorifying Terror
The ISIS's Twitter traffic has plunged 45 percent in the past two years, the Obama administration says, as the U.S. and its allies have countered messages of jihadi glorification with a flood of online images and statements about suffering and enslavement at the hands of the extremist organization.
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Google, Facebook, Twitter Sued by Family of Isis Victim
The plaintiff argues the three platforms "have knowingly permitted the terrorist group Isis to use their social networks".
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Twitter Praised For Cracking Down On Use By ISIS
Officials with the nonprofit Simon Wiesenthal Center praised Twitter Inc on Monday for increasing efforts to thwart Islamic State's use of its platform for recruitment and propaganda.
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National Investigation Agency Seeks Internet Data of IS Suspects
The NIA said suspects had extensively used various social media sites and communication tools, including Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp.
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Twitter Sued by US Widow for Giving Voice to Islamic State
Tamara Fields said Twitter knowingly let the militant Islamist group use its network to spread propaganda, raise money, and attract recruits.
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Twitter Clarifies Rules On Banned Content, Abusive Behaviour
Twitter Inc has clarified its definition of abusive behaviour that will prompt it to delete accounts, banning "hateful conduct" that promotes violence against specific groups.
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French Far-Right Leader Marine Le Pen Removes James Foley Picture From Twitter
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen today removed a photograph of the decapitated body of US journalist James Foley from her Twitter account after his parents accused her of using it for political gain.
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If You Keep Saying Saudi Arabia is Like the Islamic State, You Might Get Sued
Authorities in Saudi Arabia have long been annoyed that everyone keeps suggesting they are anything like the Islamic State. Sure, they say, perhaps some of the laws on the books may look similar to the punishments in the extremist organization, but the Saudi kingdom is a sovereign state that abides by the rule of law and uses these punishments with...
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CEO Jack Dorsey's Criticism of Twitter Refreshing, Say Analysts
Critics have long lamented that Twitter Inc is difficult to use and has had trouble defining itself, which is why it has not expanded its audience.
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Australian Talks Tackle Jihadists' Use of Social Media
Australian Prime Minister Abbott said it was vital to find ways to stymie extremists who are drawing thousands of foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria.
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China Urges Global Crackdown on Extremists' Use of Internet
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi made the remarks during the annual gathering of the 193-nation U.N. General Assembly in New York.
