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Challenges of regulating online spaces in wake of mosque shooting | Hanomansing Tonight
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6:36Now PlayingThe U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation said Tuesday that the San Diego mosque shooters met online, where they also connected with others who shared hateful views. Queen's University extremism researcher Amarnath Amarasingam says regulating niche platforms is challenging because the operators of these online spaces often resist moderation to remain outside the mainstream.
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