PewDiePie: Why Did the Christchurch Shooter Name-Drop YouTube Star? – Rolling Stone
Forty-Nine Killed in New Zealand Mosque Shootings - CodeBlue
New Zealand shootings: Terrorist attack on mosques apparently livestreamed by gunman in Christchurch - CBS News
Christchurch shooter was active with Australian far-right groups online but escaped police attention | Christchurch shooting | The Guardian
Brenton Tarrant livestreamed his attacks on two Christchurch New Zealand mosques - The Washington Post
Why Facebook didn't block live New Zealand shooting video | AP News
Christchurch mosque shooter own video of attack | SBS TV & Radio Guide
CCTV footage shows suspected gunman fired at pedestrians (2019) | CNN
Man accused of murder in Christchurch mosque shootings also charged with terrorism | The Japan Times
New Zealand gunman streamed mosque shooting live on Facebook - YouTube
Facebook removed 1.5 million videos of Christchurch mosque shooting | Technology News,The Indian Express
Suspect live streams New Zealand mosque attack on social media | Reuters Video
Christchurch shootings leave 50 people dead after attacks on mosques, as it happened - ABC News
New Zealand shooting video: Gunman shoots people dead at mosque | Daily Mail Online
New Zealand news outlets agree reporting guidelines for mosque attack trial | Financial Times
New Zealand gunman streamed mosque shooting live on Facebook - YouTube
Christchurch mosque shooting: Video live stream from gunman
Christchurch Terror attacks: "A well planned incident" - France 24
Christchurch shootings: Social media races to stop attack footage - BBC News
The Christchurch Attacks: Livestream Terror in the Viral Video Age – Combating Terrorism Center at West Point
The British Media Covered the Christchurch Attacks Wrong - The Atlantic
Christchurch mosque shootings - Wikipedia
Spreading the Mosque Shooting Video Is a Crime in New Zealand - The New York Times
New Zealand Massacre Video Clings to the Internet's Dark Corners - WSJ
