Facebook, YouTube, 8chan and Twitter amplified Christchurch mosque shooting video - The Washington Post
Buffalo shooting: Livestreamed video shows limits of social networks' moderation : NPR
Facebook Admits Mosque Shooting Video Was Viewed At Least 4,000 Times : NPR
49 shot dead in attack on two Christchurch mosques | Christchurch shooting | The Guardian
How the Christchurch terrorist attack was made for social media | CNN Business
Why Tech Didn't Stop the New Zealand Attack From Going Viral | WIRED
Christchurch shootings leave 50 people dead after attacks on mosques, as it happened - ABC News
Facebook Says First-Person Christchurch Video Foiled AI System - Bloomberg
Buffalo gunman clips proliferate on social media following Twitch removal | Engadget
Livestreamed carnage: Tech's hard lessons from mass killings | AP News
New Zealand shootings: Terrorist attack on mosques apparently livestreamed by gunman in Christchurch - CBS News
New Zealand mosque shooting: What is known about the suspect? - BBC News
Facebook on Failure to Detect Christchurch Shooting Video | Fortune
Extremist Content Online: Videos From New Zealand Shooting Remain Online | Counter Extremism Project
The Christchurch Attacks: Livestream Terror in the Viral Video Age – Combating Terrorism Center at West Point
Echoes of prior bloodshed seen in New Zealand massacre - The Washington Post
Facebook and YouTube struggle to remove violent footage of the terrorist attack - Daily Times
Christchurch mosque shootings - Wikipedia
New Zealand mosque shooter broadcast slaughter on Facebook | AP News
Mulvaney calls it absurd to link New Zealand mosque shooter to Trump
Buffalo shooting: unease in New Zealand as live stream of 'Christchurch-inspired' attack finds foothold | Buffalo shooting | The Guardian
Buffalo shooting: Livestreamed video shows limits of social networks' moderation : NPR
Facebook, YouTube, 8chan and Twitter amplified Christchurch mosque shooting video - The Washington Post
The Christchurch Attacks: Livestream Terror in the Viral Video Age – Combating Terrorism Center at West Point
The Online Spaces That Enable Mass Shooters | The New Yorker
