New Zealand Massacre Shows How Online Users Find Ways to Share Violent Videos The Friday massacre at two New Zealand mosques, live-streamed to the world, was not the first internet broadcast of a violent crime, but it showed that stopping gory footage from spreading online persists as a major challenge for tech companies de… Read More…

New Zealand Massacre Shows How Online Users Find Ways to Share Violent Videos The Friday massacre at two New Zealand mosques, live-streamed to the world, was not the first internet broadcast of a violent crime, but it showed that stopping gory footage from spreading online persists as a major challenge for tech companies de… Read More…

The Latest: New Zealand Rugby Match Canceled for Mourning The Latest on shootings at mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand (all times local): Read More…

New Zealand Shooter Steeped Attack in Dark Internet Culture The suspected New Zealand shooter carefully modeled his attack for an internet age. He live-streamed the massacre, shouted out a popular meme slogan and published a long, rambling manifesto replete with inside jokes geared for those steeped in und… Read More…

17 Minutes of Carnage: How New Zealand Gunman Broadcast His Killings on Facebook A gunman who killed 49 people at two New Zealand mosques live-streamed the attacks on Facebook for 17 minutes using an app designed for extreme sports enthusiasts, with copies still being shared on social media hours later. Read More…

Tech Companies Scramble to Remove New Zealand Shooting Video Internet companies scrambled Friday to remove graphic video filmed by a gunman in the New Zealand mosque shootings that was widely available on social media for hours after the horrific attack. Read More…

U.S. Esports Advertising Revenue to Top $200 Million by 2020: Report Competitive video game advertising revenues in the United States are expected to surpass $200 million by 2020, according to a report released on Thursday. Read More…