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Should social media users be required to prove their ID to stamp out online abuse?
Jul 14, 2021
Ben Bold

Should social media users be required to prove their ID to stamp out online abuse?

Campaigners argue that no identity equals no accountability.

Chinese ad charged for 'Korean hate' in Korea
Nov 18, 2010
Staff Reporters

Chinese ad charged for 'Korean hate' in Korea

BEIJING – A Chinese ad for an online game has caused controversy among Korean netizens for 'Korean hate'.

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