By John McCarthy

Tech firms such as Google, Twitter, Microsoft and Facebook will meet with EU officials on Wednesday evening to discuss how to curb the digital presence of extremist groups such as Isis, according to the BBC.

The private dinner, hosted in Luxembourg, will see the heads of major tech firms discuss how to combat the rising tide of social media recruitment drives by militia with officials from the EU’s 28 member states and individuals from the European Commission.

They will focus on the best ways to curtail the use of online tools to spread propaganda. The balance between online privacy and security will Read full story ›

Source: The Drum