NMD 12

Rein in Isis and terrorism coverage, police chiefs tell media

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/nov/13/rein-in-isis-and-terrorism-coverage-police-chiefs-tell-media

Mark Rowley


This article talks about Britian's counter terrorism officer urges the media to cover less on terrorism coverage about the Islamic State. This includes the attacks that come with it ect, in the aim to decrease propaganda. 

I doubt that this will go through as there are an uncountable amount of social media users that could post content linked to terror attacks. this would be difficult to monetise as 

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