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Google News: Free Malaysia Today (FMT) says sorry for articles on LAMP
[The Malaysian Reserve] - Lynas executive chairman Nicholas Curtis said at the time the defamation case was launched the various groups had crossed the line between fact and defamation. The case against the Save Malaysia Stop Lynas group is to be heard today. On May 7, it was
Google News: CEOS Say Social Media Presents Risks
[MediaPost Communications] - Lynas CEO Nicholas Curtis told Bloomberg: “I'd have dealt with the emerging community debate by the social media a little bit more intensely, a little bit earlier,” adding, “We probably didn't recognize the power of the social media to create an issue
Battle of Gebeng: Social media 1, Lynas 0
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[Malaysia Kini] - Anonymous_3e86: The reason why Lynas Corp's chief executive officer Nicholas Curtis doesn't have Plan B is because no other country is prepared to accept Lynas, and also he was absolutely sure of having it approved in Malaysia. CiViC: People, read
坦承应该积极参与网络辩论莱纳斯承认低估面书影响力
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[独立新闻在线] - 【本刊记者撰述】马来西亚民间反对莱纳斯稀土厂声浪巨大，莱纳斯公司执行长尼科迪斯（Nicholas Curtis）承认低估面子书与推特等网络社交媒体的影响力，认为应该更早参与网络的社群的辩论。 根据《彭博社》（bloomberg）的报
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