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<p>A man sits outside the Masjid Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, following the mass shooting.&nbsp;</p>

Politicians call for crackdown on social media 'toxic swamp' after mosque shooting

Australia's top politicians say tech companies are not doing enough to stop extremist content, with one saying Facebook has "gone missing" on hate speech.

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Twitter faces $250 million lawsuit over allegations it 'shadow bans' conservatives

US Rep. Devin Nunes, the California Republican who's behind the suit, accused Twitter of allowing defamation.

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<p>California Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks at Stanford's Human-Centered AI conference.</p>

California governor Newsom warns Silicon Valley of 'techlash'

Those who embrace disruption won't have a business if economic damage means they don't have any customers.

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Nvidia GeForce Now beta has 1 million gamers on waiting list

But Nvidia's game-streaming aspirations seem to extend beyond its own cloud gaming service.

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Facial recognition: Apple, Amazon, Google and the race for your face

Facial recognition technology is both innovative and worrisome. Here's how it works and what you need to know.

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This could be the logo for Google's new streaming video game service

The search giant unveils the squiggle, which kinda looks like the letter "s," on Monday in San Francisco.

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Lyft files for IPO, says it 'represents freedom at your fingertips'

We combed through Lyft's SEC filing. Here's an FAQ with everything we learned.

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Lyft's IPO valuation could be as high as $23 billion

The ride-hailing company plans to set its share price between $62 and $68 per share.

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Facebook deletes 1.5M videos after shooting, Democrats push ahead on Net Neutrality

In today's biggest news stories, Facebook has worked swiftly to delete videos of the New Zealand mosque massacre, House Democrats push ahead on Net Neutrality and leaked images emerge of the Google Pixel 4XL.

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<p>A woman holds her hat to her face as she pauses next to flowers laid near Al Noor mosque on March 17 in Christchurch, New Zealand. Fifty people are confirmed dead and 36 people were injured after shootings at two mosques on Friday.&nbsp;</p>

How Facebook, Twitter rely on you to stop spread of mosque shooting video

Social media users make it their personal mission to get videos of the New Zealand terrorist attack deleted.

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Top 5 things we want from Apple's TV service

Apple announced an event for March 25, and everyone is expecting the company to finally introduce its Netflix competitor. Here's what the service needs.

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9 great reads from CNET this week

We learn why you might get your video games from Comcast, see how coal country is harnessing the sun and find out what's weird about South by Southwest.

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