Facebook, Twitter and Google slammed for monetising hate speech

Facebook, Google and Twitter and the brands that advertise on them have been left bruised after a tense Commons Home Affairs Committee meeting accusing the big three of failing to act on hate speech.

by Nicola Kemp

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