Curbs on extremist online content threaten free speech -report

WASHINGTON, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Governments seeking to curtail the spread of extremist content online risk jeopardizing free speech and privacy rights, an international group comprising some of the largest U.S. technology firms said in a report on Wednesday.
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