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The Senate Commerce Committee is holding a hearing next Wednesday morning, examining how social media platforms are fighting the dissemination of terrorism propaganda.
- Lawmakers will grill staffers from Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook.
The bigger picture, per Axios' David McCabe: The big web platforms aren’t out of the woods yet as Washington ramps up pressure over a host of issues, including the way extremist content thrives online.