Capitol Riot Panel Widens Net in Seeking Facebook, Twitter Data

Facebook Inc., Twitter Inc., and Alphabet Inc.’s Google are among 15 companies and social platforms being asked by a House committee to turn over records of postings, videos and other material promoting the overturn of the 2020 election or events leading up to the deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

This Site Published Every Face From Parler's Capitol Riot Videos

Big tech threats: Making sense of the backlash against online platforms

Lawmakers Grill Tech C.E.O.s on Capitol Riot, Getting Few Direct Answers - The New York Times

FBI Director Christopher Wray: Domestic Extremists on Par With Islamic State - Bloomberg

Facebook offers up first-ever estimate of hate speech prevalence on its platform

Trump and His Allies Must Be Held Accountable for the January 6 Insurrection - Center for American Progress

Jan. 6 Capitol Hill riot forced social networks to look at their ugly side - CNET

FirstFT: Zelenskyy's plea to Congress

US House Panel Subpoenas Social Media Firms in January 6 Attack Probe

How Facebook played a role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot - The Washington Post

Twitter disables ability to retweet or 'like' President Donald Trump's tweet 'due to the risk of violence' after US Capitol stormed

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