Beyond Business: The Responsibility of Global Players
summary
Claims that ISIS runs 36 media houses in 20 languages, produces CGI recruitment films, and generates about 200,000 tweets/day and a viral murder video with 150,000 views in 48 hours drive the agenda: industry already removes content (UK unit reports 55,000 removals; YouTube cites 14 million videos; Twitter suspended 10,000 accounts; Telegram closed 78 channels), and proposed fixes are concrete — industry takedown coordination modeled on the IWF, ad-funded counter-speech campaigns, hackathons and product changes like YouTube Kids and stronger reporting tools.
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- 13:54Tech Refugees
- 20:04Freedom of Expression and Freedom from Harm
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