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US lawmaker says tech companies must quickly remove violent content after Christchurch killings

By Diane Bartz and David Shepardson

Mar 20 2019 12:42PM

Chair of House Committee on Homeland Security writes top executives of four major techs.

US lawmaker says tech companies must quickly remove violent content after Christchurch killings

Following the live-streaming on social media of the mass shooting in New Zealand, the chair of the US House Committee on Homeland Security wrote a letter to top executives of four major technology companies urging them to do a better job of removing violent political content. In a letter dated ...

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