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Home > News > [SHARE] Australia passes social media law penalising platforms for violent content

April 4, 2019

[SHARE] Australia passes social media law penalising platforms for violent content

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The Australian parliament has passed legislation to crack down on violent videos on social media, despite furious reaction from the tech industry, media companies and legal experts…
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[Quotation] https://www.theguardian.com/media/2019/apr/04/australia-passes-social-media-law-penalising-platforms-for-violent-content

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