The Gunman in New Zealand Livestreamed His Killing Spree, And Facebook Could do Nothing About it
Christchurch shootings leave 50 people dead after attacks on mosques, as it happened - ABC News
Australia social media law makes violent video streaming illegal for companies like Facebook after New Zealand shooting - CBS News
The Latest: New Zealand rugby match canceled for mourning | AP News
New Zealand shooting survivor says violence achieved nothing : NPR
New Zealand mosque shootings: 49 people killed in terrorist attacks on worshippers
Facebook live shooting video has social media companies scrambling | CNN Business
New Zealand gunman streamed mosque shooting live on Facebook - YouTube
Suspect live streams New Zealand mosque attack on social media | Reuters Video
Facebook, YouTube, 8chan and Twitter amplified Christchurch mosque shooting video - The Washington Post
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New Zealand mosque shooting suspect: What we know - YouTube
Why it took YouTube, Facebook and Twitter so long to remove video of New Zealand mosque shootings - ABC News
Christchurch Mosque Shootings Were Partly Streamed on Facebook - The New York Times
New Zealand Christchurch mosque shootings: Social media pulls videos
Timeline: Christchurch Mass Shooting, 50 Killed at New Zealand Mosques
Buffalo shooting: unease in New Zealand as live stream of 'Christchurch-inspired' attack finds foothold | Buffalo shooting | The Guardian
New Zealand shooter's live stream: 8chan helped the captured video reach millions - The Washington Post
The Christchurch shooting was streamed live, but think twice about watching it - ABC News
1.5 million videos of Christchurch mosque attack in New Zealand removed by Facebook
Why was the New Zealand shooter able to share his attack via social media? - YouTube
Facebook, YouTube and Twitter struggle to remove mosque shooting video
New Zealand mosque shooting: What is known about the suspect? - BBC News
Christchurch mosque shooting: Video live stream from gunman
New Zealander pleads guilty to sharing mosque shooting video - The Boston Globe
Live streamed mass shooting shows more internet regulations needed, New Zealand expert says in Winnipeg | CBC News
