The Parliament Magazine: Online Radicalism: Time to take down prohibited content permanently

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The tragedy of online radicalisation can no longer be denied. While Facebook, Twitter and others take down prohibited content, the current process is slow, user dependent, often quite random, and temporary. Given the sheer volume of content uploaded and shared each day around the world, CEP has found another way forward after entering into a partnership with Dartmouth College Computer Science Professor Dr Hany Farid, to develop a technology called eGLYPH, that quickly, efficiently and consistently identifies and removes images, video and audio recordings that violate the terms of service of these companies.

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November 22, 2016
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