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Russia Fines Google $360 Million for Failing to Remove Content on Ukraine After Repeated Warnings
Google has been fined RUB 21 billion (nearly Rs. 2,900 crore) by a Moscow court for failing to remove content concerning Russia's military intervention in Ukraine, the nation's telecommunications regulator said Monday. Roskomnadzor said the Google-owned video platform YouTube had failed to block "false information" on the offensive in Ukraine, "ext...
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Twitter To Limit Reach Of Russian Government Accounts
Twitter announced Tuesday it was introducing new measures against Russian government accounts to reduce the impact of official propaganda on the social network.
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Russian News Channel RT to Broadcast on Rumble After Big Tech Curbs
RT said it will begin broadcasting on Rumble, a YouTube-like video site, after tech companies including Meta and Twitter have restricted access to RT following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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War via TikTok: Russia's New Tool for Propaganda Machine
In 2014, Russia flooded the internet with fake accounts pushing disinformation about its takeover of Crimea. Eight years later, experts say Russia is mounting a far more sophisticated effort as it invades Ukraine.
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Ukraine Invasion: Propaganda, Fake Videos of Russia Attack Bombard Social Media Users
The messages, videos, and photos flying across Twitter, Facebook, and Telegram far outnumber the airstrikes raining down on Ukraine.
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Twitter Removes China, Russia and Turkey 'State-Linked' Accounts
Twitter on Friday said it had removed tens of thousands of "state linked" accounts used by China, Russia and Turkey to push their own propaganda, sow misinformation or attack critics.
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Twitter Removes China, Russia And Turkey "State-Linked" Accounts
Twitter on Friday said it had removed tens of thousands of "state linked" accounts used by China, Russia and Turkey to push their own propaganda, sow misinformation or attack critics.
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Twitter Deletes Thousands of Accounts Tied to Iran, Releases Archive of State-Backed Propaganda
Twitter on Thursday released a new archive of state-backed propaganda from accounts it has banned based in Iran, Russia, Spain and Venezuela.
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Twitter To Tell 677,000 Users They Were Had By The Russians. Some Signs Show The Problem Continues
Twitter says it will notify nearly 700,000 users who interacted with accounts the company has identified as potential pieces of a propaganda effort by the Russian government during the 2016 presidential election.
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Twitter May Notify Users Exposed to Russian Propaganda During 2016 US Election
Twitter may notify users whether they were exposed to content generated by a suspected Russian propaganda service, a company executive told US lawmakers.
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Twitter May Notify Users Exposed To Russian Propaganda During 2016 Election
Twitter may notify users whether they were exposed to content generated by a suspected Russian propaganda service, a company executive told U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday.
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Twitter Suspends Russia-Linked Accounts, but US Senator Says Response Inadequate
US lawmakers suspect social networks may have played a big role in Moscow's attempts to spread propaganda, sow political discord in the US.
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New Website Aims To Track Russian-Backed Propaganda On Twitter
A website launched on Wednesday seeks to track Russian-supported propaganda and disinformation on Twitter, part of a growing non-governmental effort to diminish Moscow's ability to meddle in future elections in the United States and Europe.
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New Website Aims To Track Russian-Backed Propaganda On Twitter
A website launched on Wednesday seeks to track Russian-supported propaganda and disinformation on Twitter, part of a growing non-governmental effort to diminish Moscow's ability to meddle in future elections in the United States and Europe.
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Russia Fines Google $360 Million for Failing to Remove Content on Ukraine After Repeated Warnings
Google has been fined RUB 21 billion (nearly Rs. 2,900 crore) by a Moscow court for failing to remove content concerning Russia's military intervention in Ukraine, the nation's telecommunications regulator said Monday. Roskomnadzor said the Google-owned video platform YouTube had failed to block "false information" on the offensive in Ukraine, "ext...
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Twitter To Limit Reach Of Russian Government Accounts
Twitter announced Tuesday it was introducing new measures against Russian government accounts to reduce the impact of official propaganda on the social network.
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Russian News Channel RT to Broadcast on Rumble After Big Tech Curbs
RT said it will begin broadcasting on Rumble, a YouTube-like video site, after tech companies including Meta and Twitter have restricted access to RT following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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War via TikTok: Russia's New Tool for Propaganda Machine
In 2014, Russia flooded the internet with fake accounts pushing disinformation about its takeover of Crimea. Eight years later, experts say Russia is mounting a far more sophisticated effort as it invades Ukraine.
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Ukraine Invasion: Propaganda, Fake Videos of Russia Attack Bombard Social Media Users
The messages, videos, and photos flying across Twitter, Facebook, and Telegram far outnumber the airstrikes raining down on Ukraine.
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Twitter Removes China, Russia and Turkey 'State-Linked' Accounts
Twitter on Friday said it had removed tens of thousands of "state linked" accounts used by China, Russia and Turkey to push their own propaganda, sow misinformation or attack critics.
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Twitter Removes China, Russia And Turkey "State-Linked" Accounts
Twitter on Friday said it had removed tens of thousands of "state linked" accounts used by China, Russia and Turkey to push their own propaganda, sow misinformation or attack critics.
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Twitter Deletes Thousands of Accounts Tied to Iran, Releases Archive of State-Backed Propaganda
Twitter on Thursday released a new archive of state-backed propaganda from accounts it has banned based in Iran, Russia, Spain and Venezuela.
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Twitter To Tell 677,000 Users They Were Had By The Russians. Some Signs Show The Problem Continues
Twitter says it will notify nearly 700,000 users who interacted with accounts the company has identified as potential pieces of a propaganda effort by the Russian government during the 2016 presidential election.
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Twitter May Notify Users Exposed to Russian Propaganda During 2016 US Election
Twitter may notify users whether they were exposed to content generated by a suspected Russian propaganda service, a company executive told US lawmakers.
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Twitter May Notify Users Exposed To Russian Propaganda During 2016 Election
Twitter may notify users whether they were exposed to content generated by a suspected Russian propaganda service, a company executive told U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday.
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Twitter Suspends Russia-Linked Accounts, but US Senator Says Response Inadequate
US lawmakers suspect social networks may have played a big role in Moscow's attempts to spread propaganda, sow political discord in the US.
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New Website Aims To Track Russian-Backed Propaganda On Twitter
A website launched on Wednesday seeks to track Russian-supported propaganda and disinformation on Twitter, part of a growing non-governmental effort to diminish Moscow's ability to meddle in future elections in the United States and Europe.
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New Website Aims To Track Russian-Backed Propaganda On Twitter
A website launched on Wednesday seeks to track Russian-supported propaganda and disinformation on Twitter, part of a growing non-governmental effort to diminish Moscow's ability to meddle in future elections in the United States and Europe.
