The Express Tribune on Twitter: "Video footage widely circulated on social media, apparently taken by a gunman and posted online live as the attack unfolded, showed him driving to one mosque, entering
Mass shooting at Christchurch mosque - YouTube
Netizens circumvent moderators to share Christchurch shooting video
Let's get this party started': Warning over mosque gunman's video | World News | Sky News
New Zealand shooting: Facebook faces advertising boycott over live-stream - CBS News
PewDiePie: Why Did the Christchurch Shooter Name-Drop YouTube Star? – Rolling Stone
New Zealand shootings: Terrorist attack on mosques apparently livestreamed by gunman in Christchurch - CBS News
Terror als Facebook-Livestream | TeleZueri
Why Facebook didn't block live New Zealand shooting video | AP News
New Zealand man jailed for 21 months for sharing Christchurch shooting video - BBC News
Disturbing live stream emerges in Christchurch mosque shooting aftermath | The West Australian
New Zealand shooting suspect identified
Buenos Aires Times | Horrifying video of New Zealand massacre tests websites' ability to curb violent content
Netizens circumvent moderators to share Christchurch shooting video
New Zealand shooter steeped attack in dark internet culture
Social media firms fight to delete Christchurch shooting footage | Christchurch shooting | The Guardian
Christchurch mosque shootings: Footage shows arrest - BBC News
Christchurch mosque shooting: Facebook, YouTube, Twitter attacked as calls for more regulation rise | Herald Sun
Social Media Scramble to Remove New Zealand Suspect's Video
Facebook scrubs 1.5 million Christchurch attack videos, but criticism goes viral | The Times of Israel
YouTube removes videos continuing to celebrate New Zealand mosque attacks | Science & Tech News | Sky News
New Zealand shooting shows how YouTube and Facebook spread hate and violent images — yet again – Chicago Tribune
Police urge people to stop sharing that Christchurch shooter video online | Mashable
New Zealand mosque shooting suspect: What we know - YouTube
An 18-year-old New Zealander accused of sharing a livestream of a mass shooting across two mosques that left 50 dead has been denied bail.
Christchurch shootings: Social media races to stop attack footage - BBC News
Buffalo shooting: Livestreamed video shows limits of social networks' moderation : NPR
