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A Proud Boys network was trying to stealthily mobilize on Facebook and Instagram. Meta’s counterterrorism team snuffed it out

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August 26, 2022
Russia banned Facebook and Instagram as ‘extremist’ organizations. YouTube may be next
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Russia banned Facebook and Instagram as ‘extremist’ organizations. YouTube may be next

By Nico Grant, Mark Bergen and Bloomberg
March 22, 2022
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Facebook and Twitter could face ‘substantial fines’ under U.K.’s planned new rules on harmful online content

By Alex Morales, Tim Ross and Bloomberg
February 12, 2020
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YouTube Invests $25 Million to Promote ‘Authoritative’ News Ahead of U.S. Midterm Elections

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July 9, 2018
Google, Facebook Should Do More to Remove Extremist Content
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Google, Facebook Should Do More to Remove Extremist Content

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December 6, 2017
YouTube Is Using Machine Learning to Combat Terror Content
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YouTube Is Using Machine Learning to Combat Terror Content

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August 1, 2017
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Four Tech Giants Team Up to Fight Terrorism

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June 26, 2017
Google Announces New Plans to Remove Extremist Content on YouTube
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Google Announces New Plans to Remove Extremist Content on YouTube

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June 19, 2017
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Major Countries Ask Internet Companies to Boost Fight Against Extremist Content

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May 26, 2017

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