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Anti-Terrorism Forum To Be An Independent Body: Facebook
The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT), established by Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube with the objective of disrupting terrorist abuse on their respective platforms, will now become an independent organisation led by an Executive Director and supported by dedicated technology, counterterrorism and operations teams.
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Microsoft Boss Urges More Action By Tech Firms To Check Spread Of Terror
After a gunman livestreamed his rampage on Facebook in New Zealand's Christchurch this month, Microsoft President Brad Smith has asked social media platforms to learn and act more on terror.
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Microsoft Tells UN More Can Be Done to Combat Digital Terror
"There is no silver bullet that will stop terrorist use of the Internet," Microsoft's vice president Steven Crown told a special Security Council debate on counter-terrorism.
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No Silver Bullet To Stop Terrorist Use Of Internet: Microsoft
Microsoft said on Wednesday that there is no silver bullet that will stop terrorist use of the internet.
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Microsoft to Address UN on 'Digital Terror'
A spokesman for Microsoft confirmed that a representative of the software giant will take part in the special session, but declined to give details.
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Anti-Terrorism Forum To Be An Independent Body: Facebook
The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT), established by Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube with the objective of disrupting terrorist abuse on their respective platforms, will now become an independent organisation led by an Executive Director and supported by dedicated technology, counterterrorism and operations teams.
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Microsoft Boss Urges More Action By Tech Firms To Check Spread Of Terror
After a gunman livestreamed his rampage on Facebook in New Zealand's Christchurch this month, Microsoft President Brad Smith has asked social media platforms to learn and act more on terror.
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Microsoft Tells UN More Can Be Done to Combat Digital Terror
"There is no silver bullet that will stop terrorist use of the Internet," Microsoft's vice president Steven Crown told a special Security Council debate on counter-terrorism.
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No Silver Bullet To Stop Terrorist Use Of Internet: Microsoft
Microsoft said on Wednesday that there is no silver bullet that will stop terrorist use of the internet.
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Microsoft to Address UN on 'Digital Terror'
A spokesman for Microsoft confirmed that a representative of the software giant will take part in the special session, but declined to give details.
