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Tanishq Ad Pulled Amid Trolling; Boycott Call Divides Internet
An advertisement by the Titan's Tanishq, a popular jewellery brand, has divided the internet after #BoycottTanishq trended on Twitter on Monday. The advertisement - released last week about an interfaith baby shower ceremony - was accused by many on social media of "promoting love jihad".
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Chilling Murder In Rajasthan On Video. Man Hacks Labourer, Burns Him
In a stomach-turning video that is viral, a man in Rajasthan hacks another man to death and burns the body while keeping up an inflammatory communal rant against "love jihad", the term used by rightwing groups who accuse Muslim men of drawing Hindu women into relationships and converting them.
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From Jihad to Pop Culture, Islamists Present New Face on Web
Until recently, Islamist militant websites were on a hidden corner of the Internet; increasingly however, groups are using popular platforms.
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Terrorists trying to use Google Street View: Report
Al Qaeda is plotting a jihad on the Internet against Britain and the West, and has launched teams to target key computer systems, officials said. Terrorists have even tried to invade Facebook in their "campaign of electronic warfare", The Sun reported.
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Osama was logged off, al-Qaeda stayed online
Osama bin Laden cut himself off from direct access to the Internet during his final years in Pakistan as he attempted to elude the CIA. But the terror group he founded has been able to seize the power of the Web to spawn an army of online followers who will prolong al-Qaeda's war against the West long after his demise.Al-Qaeda's technological evolu...
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'Osama bin Laden of Internet' still speaks on YouTube
From the shootings at Fort Hood, Tex., to the stabbing of a British member of Parliament, investigators have identified Anwar al-Awlaki's stirring online calls to jihad as an important instigator of terrorism. So members of Congress last year appealed to YouTube to remove calls for violence by Mr. Awlaki, the militant American-born cleric now hidin...
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Shahzad may have received online education in jihad: Report
Faisal Shahzad, the Pakistani-American accused of trying to blow up a car bomb in the heart of Times Square in New York, may have been poring through the Internet since 2006 to gather information on jihad.
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US woman, JihadJane, used Internet for terror
A Pennsylvania woman who called herself JihadJane was tied on Tuesday to an alleged assassination plot against a Swedish cartoonist who depicted the Prophet Muhammad atop the body of a dog.
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Tanishq Ad Pulled Amid Trolling; Boycott Call Divides Internet
An advertisement by the Titan's Tanishq, a popular jewellery brand, has divided the internet after #BoycottTanishq trended on Twitter on Monday. The advertisement - released last week about an interfaith baby shower ceremony - was accused by many on social media of "promoting love jihad".
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Chilling Murder In Rajasthan On Video. Man Hacks Labourer, Burns Him
In a stomach-turning video that is viral, a man in Rajasthan hacks another man to death and burns the body while keeping up an inflammatory communal rant against "love jihad", the term used by rightwing groups who accuse Muslim men of drawing Hindu women into relationships and converting them.
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From Jihad to Pop Culture, Islamists Present New Face on Web
Until recently, Islamist militant websites were on a hidden corner of the Internet; increasingly however, groups are using popular platforms.
-
Terrorists trying to use Google Street View: Report
Al Qaeda is plotting a jihad on the Internet against Britain and the West, and has launched teams to target key computer systems, officials said. Terrorists have even tried to invade Facebook in their "campaign of electronic warfare", The Sun reported.
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Osama was logged off, al-Qaeda stayed online
Osama bin Laden cut himself off from direct access to the Internet during his final years in Pakistan as he attempted to elude the CIA. But the terror group he founded has been able to seize the power of the Web to spawn an army of online followers who will prolong al-Qaeda's war against the West long after his demise.Al-Qaeda's technological evolu...
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'Osama bin Laden of Internet' still speaks on YouTube
From the shootings at Fort Hood, Tex., to the stabbing of a British member of Parliament, investigators have identified Anwar al-Awlaki's stirring online calls to jihad as an important instigator of terrorism. So members of Congress last year appealed to YouTube to remove calls for violence by Mr. Awlaki, the militant American-born cleric now hidin...
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Shahzad may have received online education in jihad: Report
Faisal Shahzad, the Pakistani-American accused of trying to blow up a car bomb in the heart of Times Square in New York, may have been poring through the Internet since 2006 to gather information on jihad.
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US woman, JihadJane, used Internet for terror
A Pennsylvania woman who called herself JihadJane was tied on Tuesday to an alleged assassination plot against a Swedish cartoonist who depicted the Prophet Muhammad atop the body of a dog.
