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TECH GIANTS FACE QUESTIONS ON HATE SPEECH GOING INTO DEBATES

Executives of Facebook, Google and Twitter faced questioning by a House panel Wednesday on their efforts to stanch terrorist content and viral misinformation on their social media platforms. The scrutiny comes as the tech giants step up safety measures to prevent disinformation online targeting the Democratic presidential debates starting Wednesday night.

Lawmakers and tech industry executives are concerned that the debates could be targeted by Russian or other hostile parties

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