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The Front Page podcast: Is it too late to get social media under control?
By
Frances Cook
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Seventeen countries, the European Commission, and eight major tech companies have signed up to a widespread agreement to eliminate terrorist and violent extremist content online.
But the accord is voluntary, and in another blow to the strength of the agreement, the United States has opted out.
The question now is what more can be done, who should do it, and what further threats are lurking in the shadows of the internet.
So for the latest Front Page podcast I talked to Catalyst IT managing director Don Christie.
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For the interview, watch the video.
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