EU hits Google, Facebook with far-reaching copyright law
It's latest in a string of laws designed to regulate the big tech companies.
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Facebook to review live-streaming policy after Christchurch shooting
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Radio host apologises for 2017 column in wake of Christchurch shootings
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Kiwi workers sacked for watching gunman's video
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How social media's business model helped the massacre go viral
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Former Appeal Court judge to head NZ Media Council
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Major Kiwi companies pulling ads from Facebook and Google
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COMMENT: Digital empires need to change.
Comment: NZ must follow Germany and hit Facebook with $80m fines
Comment: Big-money firms need big-money fines.
Facebook shares plummet after horror week
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Facebook removed 1.5 million videos within 24 hours of Christchurch attack
It still wasn't able to remove everything.
Man tries to get into court to 'knife' Christchurch terror attack suspect
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Second Sky TV exec departs after arrival of new boss
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Experienced TV and radio boss joins NZME
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Grace Millane murder accused keeps name suppression
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