@CNN: Facebook says that it removed 1.5 million videos of the New Zealand attacks. It blocked 1.2 million of the videos at upload, meaning they would not have been seen by users, but did not say how many people had seen the remaining 300,000 videos. https://t.co/jviJ73njSr

March 17, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Facebook says that it removed 1.5 million videos of the New Zealand attacks. It blocked 1.2 million of the videos at upload, meaning they would not have been seen by users, but did not say how many people had seen the remaining 300,000 videos. https://t.co/jviJ73njSr

— CNN (@CNN) March 18, 2019

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@CNN: Facebook says that it removed 1.5 million videos of the New Zealand attacks. It blocked 1.2 million of the videos at upload, meaning they would not have been seen by users, but did not say how many people had seen the remaining 300,000 videos. https://t.co/jviJ73njSr

@CNN: Vice President Mike Pence’s older brother, Greg Pence, wins the Republican nomination for his congressional bid in Indiana, CNN projects https://t.co/6di7XAqTqg https://t.co/rQyDr1RoIL

@CNN: Former Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown: “The more women we have in positions of authority…the more you’re going to see that that atmosphere of bro culture gets blown up” https://t.co/UrmSDhkNTQ https://t.co/0XursAyRQy

@CNN: The Justice Department has instructed US attorneys offices not to use the term “undocumented” immigrants and instead refer to someone illegally in the US as “an illegal alien,” according to a copy of an agency-wide email https://t.co/yQAbZJYuJM https://t.co/0LktKOUvKZ

@CNN: Cutting-edge research on an ancient mummy shows that Egyptians were embalming bodies in prehistoric times https://t.co/IonnMHLLMo

@CNN: Former Trump aide Sam Nunberg’s refusal to comply is “stunning,” says Democratic Rep. Joaquin Castro. “If he continues with that line, then I suspect that he’ll be held in contempt” https://t.co/XLSILKCrSr https://t.co/SeTOE1dSwj

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