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Ardern hopes she and the Facebook founder can work collaboratively in Paris next month.
PM leads global attempt to tackle social media terrorism, extremism
Ardern to co-chair meeting to be held in Paris next month.
Editorial: Big and small actions will tame Facebook
EDITORIAL: Local law changes can focus the social network's attention.
How 11 people try to stop fake news in the world's largest election
Facebook's fight against fake news isn't quite as sophisticated as one might imagine.
As Ardern preps social media crackdown, gunman's video reappears
39 days on, social media sites still struggling to stamp out copies of gunman's video.
Social media crackdown: How NZ leading global charge
Netsafe boss backs the Prime Minister in saying global response to social media is ideal.
Guarding Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook reveals staggering security cost
Zuckerberg's paid $1m but the costs of keeping him safe and perks total more than $30m.
Advertisers call for Govt to take lead on social media standards
Lack of change by Facebook month after Christchurch attacks unacceptable, say advertisers.
P&G puts ad platforms like Facebook, Google on notice
P&G spends billions of dolars on marketing every year.
Jacinda Ardern says Facebook should have removed gunman's livestream immediately
Facebook said the gunman's livestream wasn't gruesome enough to be blocked automatically.
Privacy Commissioner deletes Facebook 'pathological liars' tweet
Reaction was too much of a distraction, watchdog says.
Comment: Three things PM needs to do about Google and Facebook
COMMENT: A digital expert argues that NZ is being left behind.
Ratana Church sex offender has multiple Facebook pages shut down
Cleric convicted of sex offending has multiple Facebook pages shut down.
Facebook 'morally bankrupt, liars': NZ Privacy boss
Social network can't or won't provide key information on livestreams, Edwards says.
Facebook's crafty privacy switch for NZ users
The social network's actions seem to run counter to some of its founder's recent words.
Facebook 'still allowing' Chch gunman's video
More than a dozen versions found on the social network this week.
Facebook admits it hasn't changed livestreaming after Christchurch attacks
Social network's blunt response.
Facebook considers adding a dedicated news tab and paying publishers
It's a change from the priorities Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid out last year.
Key Mark Zuckerberg posts vanish from Facebook
Details of the social network's history "obscured".
Zuckerberg: Facebook has too much control over online speech
Zuckerberg says Facebook has too much power over speech.
Hosking: When it comes to hate, this is why Facebook's response is talk, not action
Comment: We demand changes with no real knowledge of exactly what's required.
Tech commentator dismisses Facebook's response as 'too little, too late'
One technology commentator is not convinced Facebook will restrict Facebook Live.
Facebook to restrict live videos
Facebook says it will tighten live streaming rules, following Christchurch terror attacks.
Facebook boss Sheryl Sandberg's letter to New Zealand
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg addresses terror attack and social media giant's response.
Christchurch terror exclusive: Facebook vows to ban hate
Facebook says it will take steps to rein in terror videos and clamp down on hate speech.
Editorial: Facebook needs to do much more
EDITORIAL: Terrorist took advantage of social-media giant's sloppy monitoring.
Brian Gaynor: Facebook needs to face up to hard questions
COMMENT: Will Facebook's culture encourage more govts to rein in social media platforms?
Want to take 10 kids to The Wiggles? That'll be $2300 for tickets
Tickets for the sold-out Wiggles shows are appearing for six times the original price.
ChCh charity concert organiser's Facebook messaging blocked
He says it is "deeply ironic" given the platform was used to live-stream the shootings.
Former US ad man calls for Zuckerberg's resignation
What will it take to change Facebook? Two experts weigh in.
'Still more work to do' – Ardern on Facebook's crackdown on white nationalism
Ardern says Facebook's steps were positive but stressed more needs to be done.