BBC News: Newspaper headlines: 'The war on Facebook'
"Just one big story for Wednesday's papers - the report by the House of Common's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) saying that the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby by two fanatics in Woolwich might have been avoided.
In particular, the ISC was critical of Facebook, saying the social media site should have brought extremist posts by one of the killers to the attention of the security services.
The Daily Mail says the "social network's staff failed to tell MI5 about the 'graphic and emotive' posts from Michael Adebowale, made just six months before the atrocity took place.
"In a damning indictment of US-based tech firms, it said the same mistakes could have been made by websites run by Google, Yahoo, Apple, Twitter or Microsoft, which have become a 'haven' for terrorists.""
"Just one big story for Wednesday's papers - the report by the House of Common's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) saying that the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby by two fanatics in Woolwich might have been avoided.
In particular, the ISC was critical of Facebook, saying the social media site should have brought extremist posts by one of the killers to the attention of the security services.
The Daily Mail says the "social network's staff failed to tell MI5 about the 'graphic and emotive' posts from Michael Adebowale, made just six months before the atrocity took place.
"In a damning indictment of US-based tech firms, it said the same mistakes could have been made by websites run by Google, Yahoo, Apple, Twitter or Microsoft, which have become a 'haven' for terrorists.""
via International Skeptics Forum http://ift.tt/1tt4r1q
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