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GERMANY Issue dated 24/12/2020

Gamma Group enters anti-disinformation race

Gamma Group is determined to reinvent itself as a champion against online disinformation after police searches of its German subsidiary FinFisher in October drew more bad publicity for the company. [...] (213 words)

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