" Claiming 'fake news' credit: "Everybody's using the term fake news.
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They allow fake news, the real fake news to go around.
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Fighting fake news with more fake news only creates mass confusion.
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"It's very light, it's fake news, it's disgusting fake news," Trump said.
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"Fake news, folks, fake news," he told reporters when asked about it.
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These included better detection of fake news, a better reporting system for users to report fake news, and possibly flagging fake news with warning labels.
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" On United Nations members laughing at him: "That's fake news, that's fake news.
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Consider the visual counterpart of the fake news story: the fake news photo.
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Sites like 4chan were trafficking in "fake news" before fake news was a thing.
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But just think about it, there is fake news being pushed -- truly fake news.
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Or Trump continuing to bluster that Russian-generated fake news is itself "fake news".
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We don't want fake news, and by the way, not everybody is fake news.
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Controversial law Passed last month, the Anti-Fake News Law 2018 makes it an offense to create, publish or disseminate any fake news or publication containing fake news.
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How To Self-Check The News And Get The Facts FiveThirtyEight | Fact-Checking Won't Save Us From Fake News The New Yorker | Solving the Problem of Fake News CNN | Here's how to outsmart fake news in your Facebook feed Snopes | Field Guide to Fake News Sites and Hoax Purveyors Cybrary Man's Educational Websites Frank LoMonte of the Student Press Law Center, on Medium | Fake news, real solutions NPR | 5 Ways Teachers Are Fighting Fake News
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He tweeted out, quote: So funny to watch the fake news, especially NBC, fake news CNN.
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Bonding over "fake news": At the end of the interview Boyle asked Scaramucci how he planned to "combat" the "fake news" given he was a "victim of fake news" recently on CNN.
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Reporter Question Just because of the attack of fake news and attacking our network, I just want to ask you -- President Trump I'm changing it from fake news though, very fake news.
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She was vilifying reporters and calling out supposed fake news before fake news was even a term.
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Fake news skews conservative: of the average 5.4 fake news articles readers consumed, 5 were pro-Trump.
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To the extent they're viewed as fake news, fake news has been around for hundreds of years.
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Trump genuinely believes in the concept of "fake news" because he was a dealer of fake news.
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Tuesday, Jones announced he was joining the fight on fake news, launching the InfoWars Fake News Analysis Center.
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The uphill battle against fake news (and correctly using the term "fake news" in the first place) continues.
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They keep accusing CNN of fake news; then the spokesperson for the Kremlin accuses CNN of fake news.
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This is an era of fake news, in which the idea of fake news is wielded as a weapon.
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Trump's "fake news" tweets: Sanders sees "no difference" between Russian-led fake news and inaccurate stories from mainstream media.
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We've seen real news called fake news, fake news called real news, and a straight up disregard for democracy.
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Perhaps confusingly, moderately left-leaning people viewed more pro-Trump fake news than they did pro-Clinton fake news.
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Do we really want to go back to the days when the only fake news was "official" fake news?
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As he rages in the storm, Lear-like, howling about poisonous fake news, he is spewing poisonous fake news.
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Since the 2016 US presidential election, Facebook's various initiatives combating fake news have included monitoring suspicious accounts that spread fake news and taking out prints ads in the UK advising people how to spot fake news.
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They blame fake news stories, they aren't open to any outside news sources that they might view as fake news.
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Fighting fake news The world's leading tech companies may join up to wage war against fake news on the internet.
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Although Facebook doesn't make money from fake news, Mosseri said, the platform does send economic value to fake news publishers.
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Nunes often complains about "fake news," telling conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh this week that "almost every story" is fake news.
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" The Sun responds to Trump: "To say the President called us 'fake news' with any serious intent is, well… fake news.
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"They targeted me, calling me fake news," he said of being called to testify at recent Senate hearings on fake news.
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Fake editions of The Washington Post handed out at multiple locations in D.C. There's fake news and then there's fake news.
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But can the fake news issue ever be solved if Facebook actually permits fake news under the banner of free speech?
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TRUMP: Well, you know, President Putin and Russia put out a statement today that this fake news was indeed fake news.
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But Moat says it's got a fake-news fix that could dry up ad dollars that keep fake news sites in business.
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"We had a lot of fake news during the Weimar Republic, we had fake news in the Third Reich," Mühl-Benninghaus says.
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Facebook&aposs Fight Against Fake News Was Undercut by Fear of Conservative BacklashIt's no secret that Facebook has a fake news problem.
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Some even have a solid suggestion for Trump's proposed "FAKE NEWS TROPHY": I believe this is an actual Fake News Trophy pic.twitter.
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And without ever uttering the words "fake news," Obama tied this isolationist social media bent to the steady rise of fake news.
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Both Google and Facebook have made steps toward thwarting the fake news onslaught, including banning fake news organizations from their ad network.
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Independents shared about as much fake news as Republicans, and users who identified themselves as "very conservative" shared the most fake news.
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PRESIDENT OBAMA WARNED MARK ZUCKERBERG ABOUT FAKE NEWS ON FACEBOOK, REPORT SAYS Facebook announced a strategy to tackle fake news in December 2016, making it easier for users to report fake news when they see it, and harnessing fact checking.
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I don't know what stage of the news cycle we are on—are we Fake News, now, or are we post-Fake News?
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Egypt Sentences Actress Amal Fathy Under 'Fake News' Laws Here's another distressing case of a fake-news law being used to suppress dissent.
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The company rolled out anti-fake news features in Germany and partnered with Google to help combat fake news in the French election.
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AH: But that's fake news, because becoming a mouthpiece for the administration is promoting fake news, and look at what it led to.
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Facebook announced that it will no longer use "Disputed Flags" — red flags next to fake news articles — to identify fake news for users.
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OBAMA ON FAKE NEWS: President Obama on Thursday denounced the spread of fake news online, suggesting it's helped undermine the U.S. political process.
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In "The Real Story About Fake News Is Partisanship," The Upshot writes: The fake-news phenomenon is not the result of personal failings.
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Meanwhile, one tech news site reported seeing a new fake news detection feature on Facebook, which ironically ended up being fake news. Poetic.
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Zimdars isn't alone: The website Fake News Watch also lists categories of fake news sites to be on the lookout for, and New York magazine has created a Chrome extension that alerts the user to fake news sites based on Zimdar's list.
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The revelation that fake news stories had become very popular during the election and that successful fake news stories were disproportionately pro-Trump, along with Trump's unexpected election win, led to an enormous surge of interest in the topic of fake news.
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In decrying the phenomenon of fake news, Trump creates fake news to distract the nation's attention from his attacks based on ignorance or hate.
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While the Trump campaign was great for the fake news industry, the implication that fake news was critical to Trump's electoral victory seems unsupported.
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"I worry much more about Facebook telling me what fake news is than fake news itself," Rory McShane, a Republican political consultant, told Recode.
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Studying the spread of fake news We can make our fight against fake news more efficient if we better understand how bad information spreads.
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Following reports of Google News also being susceptible to fake news, Google's gone out to ban sites with fake news from its ad service.
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"When the President has spoken about fake news, when other world leaders have spoken about fake news, there is such a thing," Nauert said.
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Among that group, 31 percent said they believed the media spreads fake news regularly while 46 percent said the media spreads fake news occasionally.
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"While on FAKE NEWS @CNN, Bernie Sanders was cut off for using the term fake news to describe the network," the president tweeted Sunday.
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If the Russians are out there promoting "fake news," I think that it certainly would be wrong for us to "out-fake-news" them.
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That's why we have Fake News You Can Use, which is where our crack fake news debunker Jane Lytvynenko quizzes me on what's fake and what's real, and then tells us how to be better at weeding out the fake news in our lives.
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In the months since, it has blocked ads from pages that spread fake news and introduced a campaign showing users how to spot fake news.
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So it's only natural that Seth Meyers called out the "Fake News!" president for not only producing but distributing fake news throughout his ramshackle empire.
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When people are bursting into pizza parlor with guns because of fake news stories, it must be addressed at Saturday Night Live's fake news desk.
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Fake News On the problem of fake news, Sandberg said much of that comes from fake accounts; by taking those down, it reduces the problems.
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" On reports about Russia contacts "You can talk all you want about Russia -- which was all a fabricated fake news ... It is all fake news.
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Technology will play a role in the fake news fight, but ultimately, humans created fake news, and it will take human intervention to stop it.
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" Raj Kamal Jha, the chief editor of The Indian Express, said, "Of course, fake news pollutes public discourse but whose fake news is it anyway?
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Enterprises also are implementing fake–news filters and detectors into their platforms and software systems to impede the spread of fake news in corporate environments.
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Image: APAfter steadfastly denying it has a problem with fake news, Facebook is finally admitting it does, in fact, have a problem with fake news.
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An authoritative rating could blunt the power of both fake news and the knee-jerk use of the label "fake news" to dismiss unwelcome facts.
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There are now entire sites whose only mission is to publish outrageous, completely fake news online (like real news, fake news has become a business).
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Curbing the spread of fake news is no easy task, and Facebook says it cannot "become arbiters of truth" in the fight against fake news.
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After the election, many people are asking whether fake news contributed to the result, and what our responsibility is to prevent fake news from spreading.
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Coler, the former fake news publisher, said a senior center in his California town recently tried to hold a "Tips for Spotting Fake News" workshop.
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Pope on how to combat fake news Journalism that seeks the truth, the Pope's message says, is the way to overcome this "fake news" phenomenon.
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There were 500 posts mentioning "fake news" on January 103th, 2017, the day after Mr Trump declared "FAKE NEWS — A TOTAL POLITICAL WITCH HUNT!" on Twitter.
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Facebook does have a mechanism for reporting fake news stories, but it's clear that it has not been enough to tackle the platform's fake news problem.
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Fake news and journalism for peace", the pontiff called on followers to denounce "snake-tactics" employed by fake news writers who can "strike at any time.
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MACCALLUM: Brings to mind the issue of fake news, which is also in your bailiwick in terms of covering of real journalism and fake news, right?
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Why it matters: Donald Trump has been quick to call out "fake news," and now is caught promoting fake news when it makes him look good.
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Now the original fake news expert is being hunted by men with guns who used fake news to find her and silence the loose end permanently.
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The paradox is that in the era of fake news, the term "fake news" has lost any real meaning, in no small part due to Trump.
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Ed Hundert Vancouver, B.C. How Fake News Hurts Steve Coll, in his editorial, writes about President Trump's use of the term "fake news" (Comment, December 11th).
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Fake news and misinformation Fighting fake news and misinformation is a constant process and something where everybody ... has to share a load and carry some responsibility.
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And if that means yelling "fake news" whenever a story pops up that puts him in a negative light, he'll yell "fake news" all day long.
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Related: Our lesson plans Evaluating Sources in a 'Post-Truth' World: Ideas for Teaching and Learning About Fake News and Skills and Strategies | Fake News vs.
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READ: More journalists are being thrown in jail around the world for 'fake news' Earlier this year, Russia and Singapore introduced controversial anti-fake news laws.
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In fact, in covering my comments, the dishonest media did not explain that I called the fake news the enemy of the people — the fake news.
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President Trump first tweeted the words "fake news" on December 10, and since then has lobbed accusations of "fake news" (or more often "FAKE NEWS") over Twitter 66 times, referring to everything from the salacious Russia dossier to a lack of coverage of his crowd sizes.
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But the president still blamed it on the fake news media which I thought was very interesting, as you said, what, are we fake news media now?
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If Facebook, Twitter, Google News and other websites flagged fake news appropriately, then there would be no reason to create fake news sites in the first place.
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Unlike fake news posted on Facebook or Twitter, WeChat fake news tends to tunnel its way to users without ever being exposed to the light of day.
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He said Facebook would make it easier for users to report fake news, and more difficult for fake news providers to make money through its advertising system.
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Fake News...... But the incident was widely covered, including by CNN, who featured Acosta reacting directly and suggesting that the president's comment itself was "fake news."ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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The law, created by former Prime Minister Najib Razak, made it an offense to create, publish or disseminate any fake news or any publication containing fake news.
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" Perhaps reporters and the public should begin asking those who throw about the "fake news" charge, "What evidence would you accept that this is not 'fake news'?
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" _____ • The world's first ban on "fake news.
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Here is my question, does the shrill, so-called "fake news," not so-called, it is fake news, so-called news, does it -- does it win the day?
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Since the election, Facebook has created ways that users can flag fake news, and it's taken steps toward cracking down on accounts that share fake news multiple times.
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ME: Ishmael, you wrote a great story on how on the interplay between fake news and particularly anti-muslim fake news happens between Germany and the United States.
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SAD. MAGA,john miller (I'm such an incredible publicist, that Steven Colbert (FAKE NEWS) and John Oliver (FAKE NEWS) LOVE ME!) There's only one thing left to say:
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"Facebook is highly vulnerable, as fake news promoters are spamming their way to visibility for fake news through strategically gaming Facebook's algorithms and publishing platform," the proposal states.
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As the 2020 election cycle heats up, it aims to battle fake news by educating people about websites that traffic in fake news, biased news, and even satire.
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And I got into a little bit of an editing conflict about that because I tried using the fake news site as a source about the fake news.
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In the immediate wake of the election, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was dismissive of the impact of fake news, but has since supported efforts to counter fake news.
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Lazer also told the AP that fake news was spread by "super sharers" on Twitter — individuals who shared an average of 85033 pieces of fake news between Aug.
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Facebook has had a tough time fighting fake news on WhatsApp, for example, because unlike fake news posts on Facebook, the company can't always see what's going viral.
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A few minutes after that, he tweeted, "NÃO ACREDITE NA MÍDIA FAKE NEWS!" which basically means "Don't believe the fake news media," if that sounds familiar at all.
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Axios viewed a YouTube video matching the description from the NYT report, titled "Trump Kills Fake News (Church of Fake News)," uncovered by Bloomberg technology journalist William Turton.
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This week in fake news: Google, Facebook and Snapchat all seem to be stepping up efforts to tamp down the emergence of fake news sites across their properties.
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A $20 shirt takes a cue from Trump popularizing the term "fake news," with an official-looking TV logo and the words "Fake News Network" written on it.
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It's like, well, if you crack down hard on fake news, all of a sudden you have all these fake news people yelling at you saying you're partisan.
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Opinion | Lies in the Guise of News in the Trump Era Opinion | All the Fake News That Was Fit to Print Opinion | Fake News and the Internet Shell Game Editorial | Facebook and the Digital Virus Called Fake News From Around the Web: To Share or Not to Share: Evaluating News and Other Online Content KQED's The Lowdown | The Honest Truth about Fake News … and How Not to Fall for It (with Lesson Plan) School Library Journal | Truth, truthiness, triangulation: A news literacy toolkit for a "post-truth" world Teen Vogue | The Best Tips for Spotting Fake News in the Age of Trump Middle Web | Students Need Our Help Detecting Fake News NPR | Fake Or Real?
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Trump often rants about "fake news," but Trump's definition of "fake news" is misinformation itself: Trump has been known to call all news that criticizes him "fake news," which is in line with the public's eroding trust in journalism and lack of clarity about what is fake, and what is fact.
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So the rapid spread of fake news has led people to demand that social media platforms, particularly Facebook, and Google do something to halt the spread of fake news.
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With a growing list of more than 600 confirmed fake news sites, it is clear to see why readers may have a hard time distilling fake news from fact.
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Why Fears of Fake News Are Overhyped Brendan Nyhan says we shouldn't worry too much about fake news: More than two years later, we can now evaluate these claims.
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Zuckerberg admits he initially miscommunicated his views on fake news Speaking of fake news, Zuckerberg also admits now that he was wrong to deny Facebook's role in spreading it.
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The words "fake news" have a new meaning today now that Trump keeps accusing negative coverage of being fake news even though the facts in those articles are correct.
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Why it matters: As people get smarter about what fake news look like, fake news perpetrators are adapting their techniques from creating false news stories to manipulating real ones.
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The fake news issue was also addressed this week – with a new link at the top of the News Feed offering 10 tips on how to spot fake news.
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"—CBS News Trump Says He's 'Proud' of the 'Fake News Thing'In an interview with Lou Dobbs on FOX Business, the president claimed he "started this whole fake news thing.
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People can flood the system with fake reports of fake news, either to punish websites and news organizations they dislike or to subvert the fake-news-flagging process itself.
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It also illustrates the central Catch 22 of the fake news era: The users who need a fake news detector the most are the least likely to use one.
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He made a series of contradictory claims about Flynn's resignation, suggesting that it was both "fake news" and that the leaks that informed this supposedly "fake news" were illegal.
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Despite more people blaming nonmedia officials for spreading fake news, a majority of those surveyed, 53 percent, said the news media carries the most responsibility in reducing fake news.
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The Anti-Fake News Act defines fake news as "news, information, data and reports which is or are wholly or partly false" and included features, visuals and audio recordings.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter and others are implementing programs to fight fake news on their own platforms, and are hiring tens of thousands of contractors to help moderate fake news.
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"After the election, many people are asking whether fake news contributed to the result, and what our responsibility is to prevent fake news from spreading," Zuckerberg said on Saturday.
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We'll... (CROSSTALK) QUESTION: Just because of the attack of fake news and attacking our network, I just want to ask you, sir... TRUMP: I'm changing it from fake news, though.
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Germany's Maas also touches on the fake news issue, arguing that the proposed domestic law to tighten content complaint procedures for social media platforms will also help kill fake news.
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Fake News You Can Use is where our Fake News Debunker-In-Chief Jane Lytvynenko helps us figure out what's real, what's fake, and what you can do about it.
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Earlier this month, the Post's publisher spoke out against Trump's "fake news" claims, saying in an op-ed that comparing unflattering news to fake news is "corrosive" to the country.
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Video and fake news: With Facebook's increasing focus on—and even shift to—video, that may have an impact on the proliferation of fake news on its network, predicted Dotan.
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NewsGuard Fights Fake News With Humans, Not Algorithms Steven Brill's fake-news-fighting company has a Chrome extension that rates news sites on trustworthiness, with input from its own reporters.
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Fake News scoops: Buzzfeed now employs a half-dozen full-time media reporters and editors, focusing on everything from fake news to news economics to the right-wing media landscape.
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If you're tempted to dress as, say, "sexy fake news" this year, it might be worth remembering that Trump uses the term "fake news" to rail against the free press.
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The company has started to flag fake news on the service and recently rolled out a "tips" sheet for users to spot fake news and report it to the company.
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"The fake news law will be given a new definition so that the public and media outlets will know what is fake news and what is not fake," Mahathir said.
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These Students Are Learning About Fake News and How to Spot It News literacy instruction is flourishing in the wake of the 2016 election as worries about fake news grow.
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"I think naming the class 'Tips for Spotting Fake News' was poorly planned—everyone thinks THEY can spot fake news, just not others," he said in a Twitter direct message.
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We'll... (CROSSTALK) QUESTION: Just because of the attack of fake news and attacking our network, I just want to ask you, sir... TRUMP: I'm changing it from fake news, though.
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"You shouldn't spread this fake news — then this is it: fake news," said Axel Voss, the European Parliament's lead negotiator on the copyright changes, in response to one online campaign.
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One, exemplified by Craig Timberg's November 24 Washington Post story "Russian propaganda effort helped spread 'fake news' during election, experts say," moved away from a narrative in which Donald Trump was central to the fake news business model and toward a narrative in which fake news was central to Trump's political success.
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That includes: Facebook shows alternative sources in Related Articles to give readers more perspective on potentially fake news Facebook shows alternative sources in Related Articles to give readers more perspective on potentially fake news A study found that fake news prevalence surrounding the election was low, indicating some level of success for Facebook.
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Intelligence agencies from all over the world are going to study the hacks, the timing of the leaks, the creation of the fake news stories, the efforts to promote the fake news that Putin's people created, their promotion of fake news created by others and the promotion of any negative news about Clinton.
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Facebook is taking another step toward clearing so-called fake news from the social network: Beginning Monday, it will block Pages that share fake news from advertising on Facebook at all.
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The lack of difference between recall rates of the "real" fake news and the "fake" fake news is worrying, as it suggests that respondents were guessing for all of their answers.
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A September study found that websites peddling fake news have seen significant drops in Facebook engagement since 2016 — results Facebook has also touted as proof its fake news initiatives are working.
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Um, so I think we're gonna be seeing a lot more fake news about this guy and we've actually seen a lot of fake news during the Mexican election as well.
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Referencing Facebook and its fake news problem (without actually naming Facebook), Spiegel describes social networks as "mindless scrambles for friends or unworthy distractions" and criticizes their role in fueling fake news.
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Spent much time talking about the vast amounts of fake news being put out by the media and how that fake news has morphed into phrase enemy of the people, sad.
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Fake news affecting real events The large quantities of fake news on the internet has regularly made headlines in the past few months, blamed with affecting real events around the world.
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Last month, for example, the French president announced an anti-fake news election law will be incoming this year — aiming to tackle the spread of online fake news during election periods.
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India has been screaming 'fake news' for decadesThe Indian government resorting to fake-news accusations is nothing new — in fact, the government and its supporters have used this refrain for years.
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Under the Anti-Fake News 2018 bill, anyone who publishes so-called fake news could face fines of up to 500,000 ringgit ($128,140), up to 10 years in jail, or both.
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" Trump has repeatedly attacked CNN's coverage as "fake news.
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In this case, fake news is — once again — deadly.
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" President Trump applauded: "The Fake News Media never fails.
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" He called the report "more made up Fake News!
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" He also attacked The Sun interview as "fake news.
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" REMINDER: "The Fake News of big ratings loser CNN.
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This is not true — dare I say fake news?
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"Fake News - That's what we're up against," he added.
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" His spokeswoman has tweeted calling the claim "fake news.
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" Trump often blasts the media, referring to "fake news.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Trump also called the story fake news.
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" He classifies stories that he dislikes as "fake news.
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" He added: "Don't believe the Fake News Suppression Polls!
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"Demand apology & retraction from FAKE NEWS WaPo!" he wrote.
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The News Literacy Project is teaching kids to stop fake news Mark Sullivan and Tim Bajarin profile the News Literacy Project: The News Literacy Project, an education program aimed at helping young people distinguish real news from fake news in the age of weaponized social media, attacks the fake news problem at the consumer level.
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The changes arrive at a time when Facebook has been held accountable for allowing the spread of fake news across its network, and it has responded with a host of fake news-fighting features like fact checking, adding publisher context, the addition of related articles, shrinking fake news in the News Feed, and other initiatives.
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People talk about fake news as though it were sprung for some supply-side void, but it seems that fake news exists because enough people want it to, because there's a demand.
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Laura Sydell reported at NPR the experience of one fake news purveyor, 40-year-old Jestin Coler in California: During the run-up to the presidential election, fake news really took off.
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Fake news is also insidious because of the lack of civic restrains on disinformation agents, which makes maliciously minded fake news so much more potent and problematic than plain old digital advertising.
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While fake news may not have deterred the trial or the prosecution, many politicians and journalists are concerned how fake news will impact the special election scheduled to occur in 60 days.
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After criticism of the role that fake news on the social network played in the US election, Gizmodo revealed that Facebook's fight against fake news was undercut by fear of conservative backlash.
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In the past, efforts to deal with fake news using AI have quickly run into problems, as with the Fake News Challenge — a competition to crowdsource machine learning solutions held last year.
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Schrage clarified that the firm had not been used to "distribute or create fake news," despite the existence of what's been described as an "in-house fake news shop" owned by Definers.
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After Buzzfeed's Craig Silverman asked them about various fake news stories contained in their chum boxes, Revcontent grudgingly removed a few of them — but not before denouncing Buzzfeed itself as fake news.
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The researchers noted that fake news did have an impact, with a sizable portion of conservative Americans over 60 consuming around one fake news story per day during the time period studied.
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Despite this bleak picture of the reach of fake news, especially amongst older and conservative Americans, the study characterizes fake news as more of a supplement to an already polarized media diet.
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"Fake news appears to have begun seeing general use at the end of the 19th century," according to Merriam Webster -- citing several references to "fake news" in newspapers in 1890 and 1891.
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The company has also banned fake news sites from its ad network and Zuckerberg himself has backtracked on his initial denial, vowing to fight the spread of fake news on the site.
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Facebook's Sandberg: Fake news didn't swing election: Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, said on Thursday that fake news that went viral on the site didn't swing the election to Donald Trump.
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Opportunist fake news producers who were creating such content purely to make money typically gave up trying to monetize left-leaning fake news because it didn't go viral as easily on Facebook.
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"The epidemic of malicious fake news and false propaganda that flooded social media over the past year — it's now clear the so-called fake news can have real-world consequences," she said in a speech on Capitol Hill given days after the "Pizzagate" fake news story led to a man firing a gun in a D.C. pizzeria.
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Trump's take: Russia ties are 'fake news' Trump has branded the scandal over these ties as "fake news" and a narrative cooked up by the opposition Democrats to distract from their election loss.
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He won because of Facebook and its inability or unwillingness to crack down on fake news Via New York Magazine: The social network and others like it became a clearinghouse for fake news.
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The researchers found 6.6 million of those tweets linked directly to fake news during the month before the 2016 election, and another four million tweets spreading fake news six months after the election.
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" Since Sunday evening the president tweeted three times about "fake news," including a retweet from an account which posted that Trump "stands strong" against the "fake news media trying to take [Trump] down.
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One solution to a problem in user-reported fake news — that it could be manipulated by malicious mobs — is to take that in mind when evaluating a fake news report from a user.
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According to the poll, more than half of Americans sometimes come across fake news online, and many report changing their internet habits to lessen their overall intake of fake news as a result.
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It's possible that there were simply more conservative-leaning fake news items in circulation than liberal ones, although that could be because publishers found that conservative fake news generated higher levels of engagement.
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Facebook recently partnered with a fake-news checking service in the UK, and yesterday the company announced it would open another "war room" to fight fake news ahead of the EU parliamentary elections.
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" June: After three reporters at CNN resign, Trump tweets that "Fake News CNN is looking at big management changes," and asks when other outlets will be "caught cold" — "they are all Fake News!
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No fake news: Unlike other social networks like Facebook, LinkedIn isn't worried about fake news, mainly because users don't want to risk their professional reputation, as VP of product Tomer Cohen told Axios.
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FACEBOOK'S NEW ANTI FAKE NEWS TOOL: Facebook will start offering its users tips on how to detect and not share fake news stories, the company's latest step to crack down on the problem.
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" We're living in very strange times for media — a president calling networks and major publication fake news; actual fake news on social feeds; White House officials contradicting each other, putting out "alternative facts.
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It said last Monday that it would no longer place Facebook-powered ads on fake news websites, a move that could cost Facebook and those fake news sites a lucrative source of revenue.
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Facebook has faced criticism over its handling of fake news.
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""I didn't know it was a fake news campaign originally.
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Three days later, fake news showed up in the section.
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And that makes fake news a form of domestic terrorism.
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Facebook is rolling out its new tool against fake news.
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There is a problem with fake news that is fake.
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I see a distinction between fake news and biggest enemy.
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HARF: I think it&aposs important -- selective history, fake news.
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Many believe fake news helped influence the 2016 presidential election.
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Headlines MPs attack U.S. technology companies over fake news on.ft.
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That would be fake news, as the Americans call it.
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As for fake news, it has always been with us.
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"Fake news" wasn't even part of the cultural lexicon yet.
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The liberal media busted for spreading fake news about Trump.
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The era of fake news has no end in sight.
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We can see that you do look at fake news.
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The fake news media doesn't like talking about the economy.
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Russians spread fake news on social media to frustrate Democrats.
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"I don't think CNN is 'fake news,' " Conway told Tapper.
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The fake news website's revenue decline is even more dramatic.
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Russia -- this is fake news put out by the media.
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So cue the cries of "fake news!" and all that.
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So the fake news said, people laughed at president trump.
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As a result, Sulaiman was convicted of spreading fake news.
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However, technology alone cannot stave off the fake news epidemic.
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Why would they have to come up with fake news?
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Can't wait for President Trump to call us FAKE NEWS.
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He also derided what he called the "fake news" media.
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In the era of fake news, I have to ask.
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I am his girlfriend okay this is all fake news!
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So the fake news said 'people laughed at President Trump.
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Want to get away with posting fake news on Facebook?
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The definition of "fake news" has not been made clear.
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Right now, the conversation is very centered on fake news.
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What does this mean in an era of fake news?
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It was fake news, it was a totally phony story.
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"There is much fake news published about me," he said.
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"Fake news" has become one of President Trump's favorite mantras.
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Yeah, how's that fake news thing working out on Facebook?
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As we know, right now, we're consumers of fake news.
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"One headline, why believe it?" could refer to fake news.
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GINGRICH: You now have absolute proof there was fake news.
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In some sense, I think that Hollywood invented fake news.
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The most effective answer to fake news is accurate news.
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Even then it was getting flack for dispensing fake news.
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It was, in other words, a piece of fake news.
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Then we can test possible approaches to fighting fake news.
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So, Acosta CNN fake news so tough on President Obama.
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Facebook's fake news problem isn't just causing violence in India.
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Others have been scared by fake news, peddled by insurgents.
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Overall, the "fake news" news industry is pretty much saturated.
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Mr Hoekstra denied having said it, prattling about "fake news".
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Journalists are trying to "lynch" him, and purvey "fake news".
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Fake news was just something that happened once a year.
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NASA have indulged themselves in fake news for 50 years.
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Did we ask them to distribute or create fake news?
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Trump used his favorite defense against the leak: fake news.
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Alas, not even campaign songs are free from fake news.
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Twitter coming to terms with its own fake news problem.
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He has turned himself into a creator of fake news.
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Hillary Clinton is not happy about fake news on Facebook.
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What he was talking about with the fake news people.
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" June: Trump labels the NY Times "A Fake News Joke.
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Runners up: Brexit, fake news, social media, vlog and super.
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Such one sided media coverage, most of it Fake News.
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Watch your fake news media in action from earlier today.
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" He also told the paper Colbert's claims were "fake news.
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France is also looking at rules to block fake news.
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Church of England and PM are peddling fake news. pic.twitter.
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Below you'll find our original post, "fake news" and all.
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That becomes a contributor now on the fake news network.
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Specifically, all the fake news published through the News Feed.
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It's not prudent to bandy the term "fake news" about.
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Does it have news value or is it fake news?
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It's also given users new tools for flagging fake news.
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What can editing Wikipedia teach people about spotting fake news?
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Bots don't just spread fake news — they can create it.
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John Glenn, and the rise of rapidly spreading fake news.
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Similar fake news problems are happening on WhatsApp in Myanmar.
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"Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is "sick.
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Call it Fake News if you must call it anything.
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With no one looking, fake news was born and metastasizing.
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Where does fake news begin and where does it end?
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Journalist Chinese whispers and fake news fueled by social media.
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He defended CNN's Jim Acosta amid Trump's "fake news" claims.
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Google is fighting fake news with its biggest tool: Search.
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This is not hearsay, not fake news, not unsourced leaks.
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"Fake news" has currency among people of all political stripes.
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Americans 60 years and older read the most fake news.
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Facebook's throwing money at yet another massive fake news problem.
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" Other headlines include: "CNN busted for peddling fake news AGAIN!
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Even so, this nugget of fake news quickly went viral.
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You called it fake news, so let's get this right.
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The recent rise of fake news is concerning and dangerous.
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Whenever a massacre occurs, a flood of fake news follows.
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Fake News and bad journalism have caused a big downturn.
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His lawyer said he was a victim of "fake news".
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" Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is "sick.
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We got very little credit from the fake news media.
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Hopefully, steps toward stopping fake news come swiftly and effectively.
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There was fake news, which is a whole 'nother problem.
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Donald Trump's Fake News Awards didn't exactly go to plan.
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"The Fake News Media is the real opposition," it concludes.
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And later, when you're caught, just call it fake news.
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" January 22016, 210: "FAKE NEWS - A TOTAL POLITICAL WITCH HUNT!
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Fake News CNN made a vicious and purposeful mistake yesterday.
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In the era of "fake news," that sounds pretty refreshing.
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He has regularly referred to CNN's coverage as "fake news."
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Trump blasted such stories as "fake news" and berated journalists.
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" He told me, "Nobody wants any amount of fake news.
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Not the fake news or your husband, but the children.
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"A question like that is just fake news," Trump said.
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"THE FAKE NEWS MEDIA IS THE OPPOSITION PARTY," he tweeted.
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With me, hit hard instead by the Fake News Media.
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"I accept the Fake News apologies," Trump tweeted on Wednesday.
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His top tip for talking to children about fake news?
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"The media is infamous for fake news," the manifesto said.
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That makes them more susceptible to taking fake news seriously.
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We've heard much about fake news and false narratives lately.
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There had been a lot of " noticias falsas "—fake news.
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" The nickname for defining the mainstream media was "fake news.
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The Trump administration would say that characterization is fake news.
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Cheq's technology also examines how that fake news is proliferated.
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"Fake news often goes viral" one of the adverts read.
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It's a deliberate exaggeration, the literary equivalent of fake news.
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You could also develop Fake News, if you're into that.
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"I think (fake news) was a huge problem," Mook said.
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After all, what does "very fake news" mean to you?
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" Worth noting: Trump denied the reports, calling it "fake news.
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It's "fake news" he's said, over, and over, and over.
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Fake news is nothing new, but it's proliferation perhaps is.
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Sadly, the War on Fake News is not going well.
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Given the current climate around the media — cough Fake News!
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And forget fake news, people increasingly don't trust real news.
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I don't just write fake news just to write it.
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Trump's promise to renegotiate is either naive or fake news.
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They show Fake Polls just like they report Fake News.
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" He added, "It's more than fake news, it's corrupt news.
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The indictment, she said, was "fake news," a "witch hunt."
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Any suggestion that I have is just more FAKE NEWS.
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" The judge also later dismissed their concerns as "fake news.
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The fake news, the divisiveness, the personal attacks, the lies.
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Only a very small amount is fake news and hoaxes.
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What do you make of the whole "fake news" concept?
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Loretta says it's frightening to be involved in fake news.
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But that could actually intensify the spread of fake news.
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But just what constitutes fake news is up for debate.
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Fallacies taken as truth, they were akin to fake news.
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"So much Fake News," Trump tweets Monday after the interview.
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How to distinguish fiction from malicious and destructive fake news?
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" The president ended his tweet by referring to "Fake News.
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" He said the winner would receive a "FAKE NEWS TROPHY!
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Facebook's enterprise tool, Workplace, won't have a fake news problem.
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That's why Americans don't trust you and fake news CNN.
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Some Israeli commentators ridiculed that, on Wednesday, as "fake news".
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Any fiction to the contrary or "fake news" is laughable.
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"I think it's fake news," Mr. Trump told Forbes magazine.
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There are people in your profession that write fake news.
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Sadly, A.I. for spotting fake news still isn't very good.
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Have you seen fake news reports elsewhere on the internet?
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Besides "fake news," the country now has fake constitutional norms.
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So far, outright fake news stories have been relatively rare.
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"The real impetus for this was fake news," he said.
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Fake news, whether created for ideology or profit, runs rampant.
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"Fake news got way out ahead of them," she said.
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People hardly needed fake news to be put on edge.
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"Fake news" is then news that is bad for him.
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Both men have shared fake news stories alleging that Mrs.
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So, why then is Trump describing it as "fake news"?
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Now, if you weren't fake news, you'd cover it properly.
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Sorcha Faal produces mountains of fake news and defamatory content.
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" He also called climate change "fake news" and "fake science.
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Facebook has spent years awash in fake news and misinformation.
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By criminalizing "fake news," it is heading in that direction.
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The regime has accused the BBC of spreading fake news.
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Well, the thing is, fake news is actually really old.
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Peter Navarro, its Sinophobic trade adviser, called it "fake news".
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" Trump has decried the complaint as "Another Fake News Story!
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Both campaign teams deny using buzzers or spreading fake news.
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Gazeta's editor scuffed the ruling as "fake news" and censorship.
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He is not worried about being smeared as fake news.
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Fake news was a big problem for the 2016 election.
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" He added, "Not everything in international agreements is fake news.
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Millions of Americans are still primed to swallow fake news.
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I saw some Fake News over the weekend to correct.
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Today's show explores the advent of "fake news" on Facebook.
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Still, Facebook has taken the most heat over fake news.
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Pundits deserve some blame for the ascension of fake news.
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Facebook and YouTube have labeled fake news stories as such.
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"The Fake News is working overtime," Trump tweeted in May.
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The only thing adding to "uncertainty" is the Fake News!
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"Not a good time to take shots at "fake news.
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Avatars introduce the possibility of even more powerful fake news.
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The Trump White House has called these analyses "fake news".
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The country has suffered a lot because of fake news.
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He called the allegations "fake news" in an Instagram post.
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Russia is flooding the country with fake news and money.
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No reason they can't fix the monetization of fake news.
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Is fake news a real problem or a phantom menace?
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He was on fake news CNN for a long time.
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In the process, the definition of fake news has blurred.
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"To say otherwise is to push fake news," he wrote.
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Fake news is like the living dead of new media.
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And fake news is often designed with this in mind.
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" Seems to me the obvious choice would be "fake news.
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And in fact ... Same thing around fake news, for example.
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" They're saying, "Your fake news won't destroy a good man.
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And fake news was only part of a larger conundrum.
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Kashmir's crisis has also featured a deluge of fake news.
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They are fiction made up by the Fake News reporters.
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These are filed cases in real court — not fake news.
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I know for a fact [fake news] was on LiveJournal.
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He first suggested a "FAKE NEWS TROPHY" on Nov. 1980.
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The age of "fake news" is coming for film criticism.
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Call the critics fake news and stoke a conspiracy theory.
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There was a recent "South Park" episode about fake news.
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In an era of fake news, can trust be rebuilt?
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It was before the term "fake news" was floating around.
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Just as the conversation around fake news reached a fever pitch, Trump decided that all writing and public speech he didn't agree with was also "fake news," and the phrase spiraled into utter meaninglessness.
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In a statement, the Guild said that the decision on what was "fake news" and what wasn't could not be left to governments since the government was often charged with spreading fake news itself.
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This would still allow fake news to flourish for most of the campaign, of course, but the candidates have enough time to respond to fake news that spreads weeks or months before an election.
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He has blasted reports about him and his administration as "fake news," and named CNN, The New York Times and The Washington Post among the winners of his "Fake News Awards" earlier this month.
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Whenever you see the words 'sources say' in the fake news media, and they don't mention names.... ....it is very possible that those sources don't exsist but are made up by fake news writers.
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" Trump tweeted the link, titled "The Highly Anticipated 2017 Fake News Awards," with a sub-hed explaining that "2017 has been a year of unrelenting bias, unfair news coverage, and even downright fake news.
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Erdoğan lauded Trump's labeling of CNN as fake news; China has disavowed reporting on human rights as "fake news" and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad used the term to dismiss reports of mass executions.
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Fake News: "Fake news" is both the problematic growth of made-up articles or click bait as well as a phrase thrown around by the president and his staff to discredit the mainstream press.
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" Indeed, this is a confusing time to be teaching the difference between fake news and real news, what with President Trump blasting television networks and The New York Times as the "fake news media.
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In the current environment, real news gets dismissed as fake news, fake news gets accepted as fact, and we wind up with an unfounded conspiracy theory being accepted by three-quarters of Republican voters.
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The researchers found that the vast majority of users didn't share fake news during the 2016 election — only 8.5 percent of the users studied shared at least one link from a fake news site.
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CNN's Shannon Gupta writes, "Pepsi isn't the first brand to get hit by fake news," thus framing the company's problem as part of the larger conversation around the sharing of fake news on Facebook.
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When you look at ... there's fake news, like literally fake news websites that are having this presence on Facebook, there is the Russian propaganda and Russian influence in the U.S. election- KS: Advertising lies.
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You could fairly say that the country is caught in a media loop wrought with distrust—influence from the president-elect has folks considering real news as "fake news" and "fake news" as real news.
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It is true that fake news have been written about Ban, like a viral fake news post about his U.N. successor Antonio Guterres saying that Ban running for president was a violation of U.N. rules.
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When people think mainstream media is itself "Fake News," people will turn to actual fake news outlets, because at the end of the day, they are at the very least more entertaining than Wolf Blitzer.
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We live in the age of fake news — both the really fake news that's simply fake and the kind of news that some people like to call "fake" only because they don't like hard facts.
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Malaysia was among the first few countries to introduce an anti-fake news law although other countries in the region, including Singapore and the Philippines, have said they are considering how to tackle "fake news".
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Trump responded shortly after the reports went live, tweeting that they were "FAKE NEWS" and linking to a story published in Laura Ingraham's Lifezette website, which ironically is probably best known for publishing fake news.
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On top of individual countries' laws and regulations to fight fake news, the E.U. itself created a high-level group to "advise on policy initiatives to counter fake news and the spread of disinformation online."
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Fake news "is not journalism that changes over time; it's not journalism in which a reporter conveys wrong information because sources have given that reporter wrong information; none of that is fake news," Schneider said.
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She also suggests people view an online guide with more than 2,000 pages of vetted information about fake news, or "alternative truth," and to her own library's website, which offers a tutorial on fake news.
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Sharanya Datta, 14, Biotechnology High School: "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller and "'Fake News': Wide Reach but Little Impact, Study Suggests" In the world we live in, fake news is becoming a threat to credibility.
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In an Era of Fake News, Teaching Students to Parse Fact From Fiction Even before the 22 presidential campaign put fake news front and center, a Brooklyn middle school saw a need for news literacy.
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"The Fake News Washington Post, and even more Fake News New York Times, are writing stories that there is infighting with respect to my strong policy in the Middle East," the president wrote on Twitter.
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Basically, preschoolers need to become experts at sniffing out Fake News.
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So the number of people consuming fake news was relatively small.
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Well, we figured out how many fake news there were total.
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It's surprising how limited the role of fake news actually was.
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But we have been warned: Fake news can trigger real bullets.
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It may have cost her more votes than Russian fake news.
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Here's what we have to say about Trump's "fake news" accusations.
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We lived in a world of fake news for 50 years.
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It does, after all, have its hands full with fake news.
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To be clear, the fake news issue had popped up before.
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Facebook and WhatsApp are [where we see] the fake news issue.
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At the close of 2016, controversies about fake news won't quit.
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"The Media (Fake News) is pushing Sleepy Joe hard," tweeted Trump.
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The president, angry, accuses a media personality of peddling fake news.
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To report it in any other way is just fake news.
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But Fake News said I called it a dump – TOTALLY UNTRUE.
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Sure, we can't say that fake news certainly influenced voter behavior.
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Although the election is over, the problem of fake news isn't.
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"Very fake news," the President added, to laughter in the room.
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Fake news is so pernicious because it preys on our biases.
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" Spicer later called back and said, "This is more fake news.
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The listing also includes its own little bit of fake news.
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CNN is fighting back against President Donald Trump's "fake news" tweets.
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We shouldn't be using the term 'fake news' so much anymore.
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And now, of course, fake news circulates because of the internet.
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The issue of "fake news" could also come into play here.
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The fake news would have headlines: 'Trump used a phony number.
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TRUMP: That's fake news, and it was covered that way. Okay.
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You went get this news from CBS or fake news CNN.
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After all, it's also trying to solve its fake news problem.
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But warning people about "fake news" does not address the problem.
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And some brands have already jumped on the "fake news" bandwagon.
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Online, Thompson wrote "FAKE NEWS" on Twitter before deleting the tweet.
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The Russian Embassy in Israel dismissed that report as "fake news".
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Albright also found plenty of auto-generated fake news on YouTube.
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CNN is fake news, I don&apost take questions from CNN.
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But it does not make it dishonest reporting or fake news.
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Litigation Finally, corporations can go to court against fake-news purveyors.
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It's a new frontier for nonconsensual pornography and fake news alike.
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We're surrounded by hoaxes, fake news, spam, malware and...fake apps.
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Not all political discussion on WhatsApp is about consuming fake news.
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It says it wants to stop people from spreading "fake news".
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Cristiano Ronaldo says a rape allegation against him is fake news.
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You are the Ash throwing the Poke fake news my way.
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Here's a checklist to help you spot a fake news story.
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"I do want them to stop the fake news," he said.
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It never gets reported by the 'fake news,' as I say.
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Fake news, spread on WhatsApp, began sparking lynch mobs in May.
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Pro-Trump fake news was a moneymaking scheme and nothing more.
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It seems to Team Internet, the Journal is already fake news.
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Facebook's promise to fight fake news is finally starting to work.
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There are too many fake photos and fake news going viral.
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There are the toxic conspiracy theories, deepfakes, and fake news mills.
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Mr Trump lambasted the 'fake news' propagated by CNN and MSNBC.
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Fake news, often published in Indian dialects, has flourished on Facebook.
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Could this flood of fake news have gotten Donald Trump elected?
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Guard against fake news by always referring to verified news sources.
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Metacert is a company that hunts down and kills fake news.
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Perhaps the document cache will link data privacy and fake news.
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Fake news so far backed mostly Park and other conservative causes.
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They may also simply follow fake news pages for the entertainment.
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" Spicer later called back and said, "This is more fake news.
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It's the most wonderful time of the year … for fake news.
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People generate fake news all the time that's meant to deceive.
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Fake news will always be the fastest route to his heart.
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Some countries, like Brazil and India, have passed "fake news" laws.
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Nothing funny about tired Saturday Night Live on Fake News NBC!
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On the fake news dossier, Hillary Clinton has been completely silent.
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Image: GettyIt's no secret that Facebook has a fake news problem.
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Emmanuel Macron announced a project against fake news to the media.
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Malaysia isn't the only country weighing a "fake news" law either.
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Fake news, CNN&aposs credibility continues to be called into question.
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Fake news CNN basically never gives this president a fair shake.
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Oh, and this Fake News media is out of control. Sad!
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Fake news cases will be handled by an independent court process.
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So please stop this ridiculous campaign -- it's fake news -- for real.
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ORTAGUS: I mean, I thought, is he admitting the fake news.
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Smith has advised extreme caution about fake news in the past.
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Spoiler: the story was fake, published by a fake news website.
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Fake News Media will never cover me accurately but who cares!
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" Here, researchers basically created their own (scientific) version of "fake news.
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He tweets, he says, you know, calls it out fake news.
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They largely believed fake news would become more sophisticated over time.
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Fake news remains an ongoing struggle for the social media giant.
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I mean, I definitely think -- oh, fake news with data mining?
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Is it "fake news" to say Trump is a climate denier?
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They can't even copy-and-paste fake news properly — for shame.
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You can't have more types of fake news than real news.
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Facebook won't only rely on manual options to spot fake news.
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We shouldn't be using the term fake news so much anymore.
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This is concrete evidence the Russia collusion narrative is fake news.
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The fake news epidemic in the US is a great example.
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The ABC reports amounted to "fake news," Connolly told the judge.
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"I like real news, not fake news," he said to reporters.
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Good time to take a break from the fake news insults.
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Almost simultaneously, the proliferation of "fake news" and racism has risen.
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First, they call it fake news and say it didn't happen.
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It&aposs all happening on fake news CNN, conspiracy TV MSNBC.
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The bottom line: Fake news is only going to get worse.
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The company's fake-news fighters focus on information that's going viral.
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Not even the fake news world can create that alternate reality.
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While you mull that one over, here's some definite fake news.
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The problem of fake news gives your book a special urgency.
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Real news, fake news and politician's Facebook pages are all included.
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The president, however, has routinely dismissed approval ratings as fake news.
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Tech giants are creating new policies, but fake news still persists.
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Many victims blamed fake news websites that had promoted the conspiracy.
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No wonder Trump so often challenges news reports as fake news.
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True, Terry "Hulk Hogan" Bollea didn't invent the fake news era.
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Do fake news stories appear in Facebook news feeds at times?
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Brian, why are we continuing to use the euphemism "fake news"?
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So funny to watch the Fake News, especially NBC and CNN.
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The second is to use fake news to manipulate Trump himself.
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"FAKE NEWS — A TOTAL POLITICAL WITCH HUNT!" he tweeted Tuesday night.
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The Fake News should listen to what he had to say.
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" Leibowitz dismissed negative coverage of the GOP's efforts as "fake news.
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Someone else would step in and keep the fake news going.
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" Fake News Media had me calling Immigrants, or Illegal Immigrants, "Animals.
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" Trump slams the media as "very dishonest people" and "fake news.
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It has spread fake news, and abetted at least one genocide.
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A Gupta family spokesman has said the emails are "fake news".
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" "Nothing funny about tired Saturday Night Live on Fake News NBC!
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In response, Trump decried the report as "Fake News" on Twitter.
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In other words: Everyone got fake news, not just Trump supporters!
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Fake news and hoax statistics have circulated the Internet for years.
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" There was booing during Trump's speech when he derided "fake news.
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"FAKE NEWS — A TOTAL POLITICAL WITCH HUNT!" he tweeted Tuesday night.
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The arts are a proven moneymaker and that's not fake news.
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"We have our own fake news in Grand Junction," he wrote.
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" Hannity called the testimony, and CNN's reporting of it, "fake news.
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Fake News CNN trying to boost their ratings by showing me.
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There's no "fake news" media in either of those three sentences.
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The "fake news" T-shirt is currently on sale for $22019.
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The Fake News tries so hard to paint the opposite picture.
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Arrests blamed on fake news reportedly more than doubled from 2016.
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" Alongside these tweets were others: "Stop writing fake news and crap.
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A Donald Trump tweet about "fake news" only ranked 36 percent.
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With me, hit hard instead by the Fake News Media. Crazy!
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Mill wouldn't have seen the spreading of fake news as problematic.
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"fake news" attacks of Globo and other broadcasters over the years.
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Sorry, I wont subject my audience to conspiracy theory fake news.
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This is what's going on in the age of Fake News.
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Need another example of fake news posing as real news lately?
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Shout out to Prez Trump, but THIS is actual fake news.
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More recently, issues with fake news on the site have mushroomed.
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Farhad: Mike, I'm pretty sure that was a fake news story.
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And we have a lesson plan to help: Fake News vs.
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" Trump often derides news coverage that he dislikes as "fake news.
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Sadly, will never be reported correctly by the Fake News. Media!
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"What makes something fake news?" he said to open the segment.
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"Don't let the Fake News convince you otherwise ..." A fitting coda.
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Should he categorically deny it and label it as fake news?
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So, yes, Trump bashes the "fake news" media at every turn.
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" The president often rails on the media, referring to "fake news.
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We are all complicit in producing fake news and alternative facts.
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If there is a dead link, it is likely fake news.
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But Fake News said I called it a dump - TOTALLY UNTRUE.
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The Newseum had a "very fake news" t shirt for sale.
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The VA has denied this, essentially calling the idea fake news.
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"The pictures of dead children were not fake news," Haley said.
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The MP is chairing a committee of lawmakers investigating fake news.
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Adding, this is what we call fake news today, isn't it?
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Many people think fake news influenced the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Trump and the White House called the initial report fake news.
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Is that the future or is "fake news" here to stay?
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Facebook's fake news problem persists, CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged last night.
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All these flames will be fanned with even more fake news.
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I don't watch fake news, but Fox has treated me good.
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TechCrunch spoke with him about cybersecurity, fake news and Russia. 7.
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President, it is not the fake news media that's your problem.
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" "Fake news would tell you that we don't care for Jews.
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Like the best Fake News, it was based on … sheer conjecture.
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Fake News CNN trying to boost their ratings by showing me.
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None of this is "fake news" or a Democratic Party conspiracy.
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He would mix up people's opinions with news, with fake news.
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" Trump proceeded to repeat that the reporting was "only fake news.
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" Facts First: The reporting on this exchange was not "fake news.
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First, it's the Fake News, and then this phony Witch Hunt.
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Let's teach people how to tell fake news from real news.
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It is not fake news; it is not to be ignored.
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He pummeled his favorite targets: Democrats and the "fake" news media.
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The "fake news media" is the enemy of the American people.
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Google's latest "fake news" oversight sounds even worse when spoken aloud.
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We'll have to battle both the disease and the fake news.
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Fake News takes another hit, but this time a big one!
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Both men have been played upon by gossip, deception, fake news.
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Take a look at the depth of the fake news problem.
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True: The dot-com era mythbuster turned fake news watchdog Snopes.
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The power of the easy "fake news" slander is also insidious.
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We need a similar response to tackle disinformation and fake news.
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"A minute later, the president added simply, "So much FAKE NEWS!
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We live in an era of fake news and strange bedfellows.
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They can turn "fake news" into propaganda that's impossible to contest.
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"DON'T BELIEVE IN THE FAKE NEWS MEDIA!" he wrote in Portuguese.
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Facebook claims to have won its latest battle against fake news.
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As facts indistinguishable from fiction, to be dismissed as fake news?
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Also: A fascinating case study of how fake news goes viral.
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In the subway, fake news is anonymously AirDropped onto commuters' phones.
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Go deeper: Politicians are using fake news schemes to get elected
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What would your lesson plans on fake news include, and why?
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Fake history is no better than fake news; it's maybe worse.
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Birch-style fake news stories once circulated only among small audiences.
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"Not everything written in international agreements is fake news," he said.
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While muted, American-style fake news has also made an appearance.
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Does it naturally lead to trolling, fake news and click bait?
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It won't be fake news, reporting something a candidate didn't say.
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She described the story as surprising, worrying and "very fake news".
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She described the story as surprising, worrying and "very fake news".
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He ranted about the "fake news" overshadowing all his tremendous accomplishments.
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" Trump denied the reports, describing on Friday them as "fake news.
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Fake news to me is an uneven, biased approach to news.
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Automated accounts lead to the promotion of fake news, Simmons explained.
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This podcast looks at the history of fake news in America.
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SB: Are you asking me if I'm responsible for fake news?
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Fox subsequently called the fake news campaign a "mistake" and apologized.
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Speaking to Stephanopoulos, O'Brien insisted that the reports were fake news.
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Wang: I also feel pessimism around fake news and echo chambers.
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Facebook says it has escalating consequences for pages sharing fake news.
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Stories that suggest a larger number are fake news, he added.
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What impact Facebook's moves will have on fake news is unclear.
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But Trump has since postponed his "Fake News Awards" until Wednesday.
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Trump likes to call anyone who disagrees with him 'fake news.
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These attacks are orchestrated by nasty, desperate, and dishonest fake news.
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Scammers disseminated fake news to manipulate the price of their holdings.
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"The fake news doesn't look into things like that," he said.
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Let's counter that narrative with some facts (no fake news here!).
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Monsanto's tactics were tested when a fake news story on WorldTruth.
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Brooke Binkowski, managing editor of the fake news-busting website Snopes.
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" I can already hear the tech skeptics sputtering "but -- fake news!
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But WhatsApp has been flooded with fake news and conspiracy theories.
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Would people act on the fake news they saw on Facebook?
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Unfortunately, these problems cannot be tackled by anti-fake news laws.
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For example, why does fake news run so rampant on Facebook?
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He routinely referred to the "fake news" of the Russian investigation.
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The dossier may be fake news, false news, or real news.
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Still, fake news in the original sense is an abiding concern.
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The fake news bots are still a polluting nuisance, of course.
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Trump's first reaction was to dismiss the revelations as fake news.
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Firms and voters detest fake news, insincere excuses and thoughtless comments.
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Sometimes fake news doesn't even bother with the pretense of fact.
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The competition challenged teams to find ways to combat fake news.
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She got caught, just like the Fake News Media gets caught.
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Another emerging example of its use case is for fake news.
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My Goal is to expose liberal hypocrisy and Fake News Bias.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, he ripped what he calls the "Fake News" media.
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I want to talk about fake news and stuff like that.
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He's blamed "fake news" for misinterpreting his words and attacking him.
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There's no fake news there, there's no one yelling racist comments.
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But across the region, the problem of fake news is widespread.
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So much Fake News being put in dying magazines and newspapers.
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Facebook will block publishers from advertising if they share fake news.
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It's Breitbart, fake news that floats up on your Facebook feed.
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Like, fake news, was it used by the Russians to whatever?
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Hun Sen, Cambodia's strongman, recently praised Mr. Trump's "fake news" awards.
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We have "fake news," but we also have Wikipedia and WebMD.
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Indonesian Islamic council set to issue a ruling against fake news Indonesian Islamic council set to issue a ruling against fake news Indonesia's highest Muslim clerical council said Wednesday it is preparing to issue a fatwa (a religious ruling) to curb the spread of fake news being used to fuel ethnic and religious tensions and threatening to influence an upcoming election.
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Wikipedia's co-founder thinks you'll pay for crowdsourced journalism that's free of fake news Wikipedia's co-founder thinks you'll pay for crowdsourced journalism that's free of fake news While sites like Facebook, Twitter and Reddit have been plagued with bogus political stories created by Moldovan teenagers and Pizzagate conspiracy theorists, Wikipedia, the web's de facto encyclopedia, has remained notably fake news free.
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Not long after LeCun's comment, a group of academics, tech industry insiders, and journalists launched their own project called the Fake News Challenge to try and get fake news-detecting algorithms built out in the open.
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Not only did fake news appear to convince a gunman to fire off bullets at a DC pizzeria, but the rise of fake news prior to Election Day suggests it may have helped Trump get elected.
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Google is banning websites and vendors spreading fake news, as well as placing restrictions on Google Ads; Facebook is implementing a series of small targeted updates to change how fake news is spread across its site.
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That's why we like to play Fake News You Can Use, where our Fake News Debunker Jane Lytvynenko quizzes me on what's real, what's too good to be true, and what you can do about it.
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Read These Stories Next: A Fake News Writer Says His Articles Helped Trump Win Google Is Fighting Fake News With This Fact Checking Feature Here's Why You Might See Fake Events In Your Facebook News Feed
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Users who identified as conservative were more likely than users who identified as liberal to share fake news: 33 percent of Republicans shared links to fake news sites, compared to less than 23 percent of Democrats.
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Users who identified as conservative were more likely than users who identified as liberal to share fake news: 65 percent of Republicans shared links to fake news sites, compared to less than 4 percent of Democrats.
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WhatsApp kicks off radio campaigns in India to tackle fake news Facebook already did a print campaign to warn against fake news; now there's a radio campaign to go along with it, reports wire agency PTI.
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South Korea Declares War on 'Fake News,' Worrying Government Critics Yesterday we talked about Singapore's worrisome new law about fake news, which critics say will be used by the country's authoritarian government to suppress free speech.
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Facebook's outward dismissal on Saturday of concerns about fake news also runs counter to a Gizmodo report today that a high-level internal debate over fake news has been going on at the company since May.
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In its own tests Fabula says its algorithms were able to identify 93 percent of "fake news" within hours of dissemination — which Bronstein claims is "significantly higher" than any other published method for detecting 'fake news'.
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Related: Wear Fake News on Your Lapel with This Enamel Pin Photographer Wolfgang Tillmans Tackles Music, HIV, and "Fake News" at Tate Modern Two Centuries of New York Times Covers Show How Images Infiltrated the News
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Will he come to see that originating or spreading fake news is a hostile act that always has victims in one way or another — that fake news is a form of aggression, a means of control?
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The fake news promo ran on what fact-checking site Snopes describes as "part of a new network of fake news sites that masquerade as the online outlets of big-city newspapers," the Hollywood Reporter noted.
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The commander in chief said the jacket was an attempt to target the "fake news media," writing: "I REALLY DON'T CARE, DO U?" written on the back of Melania's jacket, refers to the Fake News Media.
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In the same way that the rise of "fake news" gives the president cover to label everything "fake news," the rise of bots might soon allow us to dismiss any online enthusiasm as driven by automation.
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Fake news and abuse on social media During the presidential campaign, Facebook, Twitter and Google faced mounting criticism for letting fake news propagate on their platforms, potentially influencing Americans to cast their votes based on misinformation.
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For Beck, the threat of fake news has been overblown by the media – he says fake news is unlikely to impact the majority of the public, who continue to get their news from the mainstream media.
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"Fake news means a lot of different things to different people, and it's often very hard to draw the line, obviously, between fake news and bad journalism," he said, adding that concerns about censorship also arise.
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In a governmental attempt to protect Germany's upcoming election from fake news, it was reported in December that politicians were considering new laws that could make social networks – like Facebook – propagating fake news susceptible to hefty fines.
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Facebook, in particular, has been dealing with fake news by trying to make changes to its media policies and to its News Feed algorithm to limit the reach of fake news, or punish publishers who share it.
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Last week for instance, Mahesh Vikram Hegde, the cofounder of a right-wing fake news website called Postcard News who is followed on Twitter by Modi, was arrested for "spreading communal disharmony" through a fake news story.
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The spread of this article coincides with commitments from both Facebook and Google to pull ad revenue from fake news sites following claims that the spread of fake news helped to sway this election in Trump's favor.
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At the same time, there is fake news, there is legit leaks, but there is fake news because you have these sources that are unnamed, unverified, unsubstantiated coming from third-rate players who have axes to grind.
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" Huy Vannak, undersecretary of state in Cambodia's Interior Ministry, told Reuters: "Everyone, including ordinary citizens, has to fight against fake news because fake news is like poison or a gun and it can kill our beautiful society.
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Here's a snapshot: Despots use fake news as a weapon: Leaders or state media in at least 15 countries have used the term "fake news" to try to quell dissent or defuse questions about human rights violations.
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As for whether or not this story about Trump claiming to make up the term "fake news" as fake news itself, that hinges on whether or not you think a dictionary is complicit in the media's lies.
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But in 2016, it filtered into the mainstream again and again: at the end of the election, fake news on Facebook outperformed real news, and 17 of the 20 highest-performing fake news stories were anti-Clinton.
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Facebook said it is reviewing its approach to so-called 'fake news' - generally sensational but fictitious reports designed to attract as many readers as possible - and banning some sites which host fake news from its advertising network.
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After a long, confusing, fake news-filled 2016 election in which Donald Trump became President of the United States, Barack Obama was one of the many people to take shots at Facebook's role in spreading fake news.
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They compared those links with a list of websites based on the fake news sites list that BuzzFeed assembled for its in-depth analysis on how "fake news" outperformed "real news" on Facebook prior to the election.
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The vast majority of Eurobarometer survey respondents (83%) also said they viewed fake news as a danger to democracy — whatever fake news meant to them in the moment they were being asked for their views on it.
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Facebook has started pinning a "disputed" tag on fake news, as it promised it would back in December, as part of its "we're going to fight fake news but there's only so much we can do" campaign.
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To that end, he's tweeted FAKE NEWS almost 50 times from December 10, 2016 until today (and "Fake News" another 140 times), and WITCH HUNT about half a dozen times between February 27 and April 22, 2018.
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In other words, as many people recalled seeing and believing fake news that had been published and distributed through social media as recalled seeing fake news that had never existed and was purely an invention of researchers.
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"Spreading fake news can serve to advance specific goals, influence political decisions and serve economic interests," wrote Pope Francis, noting that the first instance of "fake news" was committed by the serpent in the Garden of Eden.
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Fake News said 17 intel agencies when actually 4 (had to apologize).
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"You can even call it 'fake news' if you want," wrote Gerth.
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Pope Francis warned against the "crafty serpent" of fake news last month.
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Be vigilant about fake news and always verify before you share.4.
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Fake news is unquestionably an industry, and a growth industry to boot.
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Now, he's working to solve a much harder AI problem: fake news.
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The fake news doesn&apost want to report the truth as usual.
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The shooter told police he was motivated by a fake news story.
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The fake news bonanza couldn't have come against a more jarring backdrop.
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Most people are cagey about admitting any direct involvement in fake news.
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Another problem is that fake news stories have proliferated on social media.
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Fake news is now no longer a catchphrase, it&aposs a brand.
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Fake news is actually really easy to spot -- if you know how.
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Then, Donald Trump, as "reported" by fake news site WTOE 5 News.
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But fake news thrives online, frequently surpassing real news in its reach.
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Wall Street analysts haven't connected fake news to pressure on the stock.
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From those very same dodgy "fake news," websites which can proliferate unregulated?
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Witness Rumsfeld's 'unknown unknowns', Trump's 'Fake News' and Giuliani's 'truth isn't truth'.
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Mark Zuckerberg may not think fake news is a problem on Facebook.
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As most people would agree, this clearly can be labeled fake news.
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TV reporter Mary Richards wouldn't even imagine fake news or alternative facts.
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This past week, journalists delivered on two major examples of fake news.
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The fake news media back there just doesn&apost talk about that.
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Here too a minor pestilence of fake news swept through the campaigns.
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The Fake News Media has never been so wrong or so dirty.
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There's all this talk about "fake news" going on at the moment.
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Here at Gizmodo we don't want newspapers to be running fake news.
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Moreover, the definition of "fake news" is intentionally nebulous and self-serving.
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Branding professional journalists as fake news defies the logic of protecting America.
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The problem with the dossier is, OK, they like the fake news.
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Van der Linden has been studying fake news and misinformation for years.
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President Donald Trump has called their journalism "fake news" more than once.
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Mr Trump tweeted that media reports of the event were "fake news".
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They are often targeted with ads from hyperpartisan and fake news sites.
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Several countries have jumped on the "we must fight fake news" bandwagon.
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DONALD TRUMP often presents himself as the great enemy of fake news.
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It's it feels like a commonality in a lot of fake news.
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I've never read a funeral home headline that was not fake news.
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Julia Furlan: Jane Lytvynenko, sailor on the Seas of Fake News. Hello.
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So, you're here as always to give me the fake news quiz.
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Google and Facebook have announced measures to try to tackle fake news.
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The ensuing conspiracy theories and fake news destroyed his reputation, he argued.
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WhatsApp has taken additional internal action to fight its fake news problem.
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JF: Light flex; I'm three for three I can identify fake news!
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It isn't only fake news that's driving calls for social media reform.
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Look at how fake news operations collected paychecks from the ad industry.
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And as coverage of the fake news epidemic continues, Facebook's reputation suffers.
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Facebook just took a rare step in its fight against fake news.
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That's legit fake news and Facebook set up systems to block it.
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In the fake-news Osservatore, all four replies were "Yes and No".
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Go deeper: WhatsApp bans Brazilian frontrunner Bolsonaro's son amid fake news fears
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Google's going to have to really focus on not presenting [fake news].
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Earlier this month Facebook proudly announced its latest victory over fake news.
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Merlo agrees that it's ultimately the readers' fault for sharing fake news.
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Debunker-in-chief Jane Lytvynenko breaks the summer fake news dry spell.
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JL: It's been a very um, long dry summer without fake news.
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So what are the fake news stories we're looking at this week?
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Trump suggested the "Fake News Media" is not covering that potential fairly.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been the target of fake news campaigns.
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Probably best to leave their notions about fake news out of it.
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Across all age categories, sharing fake news was a relatively rare category.
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Germany's Axel Voss, portrayed these complaints as "fake news" to the Guardian.
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How did the election, after-math, and fake news scandal impact engagement?
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" Trump tweeted of the allegations: "FAKE NEWS—A TOTAL POLITICAL WITCH HUNT.
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Jonathan Zittrain: Well, without any particular segue, let's talk about fake news.
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Don't worry, 2016 hasn't dealt us another blow — but fake news has.
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Take on this crazy new world of alternative facts and fake news.
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Donald Trump's administration would not explain this glaring example of fake news.
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Studies conflict on whether fake news helped Trump win the 2016 election.
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The rise of fake news on Facebook is worrisome, to be sure.
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No, Zuckerberg isn't looking to President Trump's Fake News Awards for answers.
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Olivia Benson's incredulity that people would actually believe fake news is cute.
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"The page, operated by Reddit founder Ohanian.."fake. news. 🤨. https://t.
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Google no longer uses the term "fake news" in its advertising policy.
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It's possible that Google decided the term "fake news" was too ambiguous.
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THERE IS NOTHING new about either fake news or Russian disinformation campaigns.
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The ad gives ten tips to spot fake news on the internet.
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On the other hand, Brazil has steadily become a fake news heaven.
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The Networks were always anti-Trump hence, Fake News," he tweeted. "Collusion?
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Supply-side solutions to the problem of fake news are not hopeless.
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We must understand "fake news" as part of a larger media ecosystem.
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Another IBM researcher suggested that this technology could help judge fake news.
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In short, fake news is made-up nonsense delivered for financial gain.
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Charges of fake news and a general deterioration of debate have followed.
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To create fake news but also to arrest people and target people.
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They see base's ire as grievance/"fake news" focused, not ACA obsessed.
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"This is insufficient to categorize them as fake news," the study said.
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Moreover, it adds an interesting twist to discussions of fake news sites.
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" Jan: Trump accuses "crooked opponents" of belittling his victory with "FAKE NEWS.
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In other words, Trump Jr. has (ironically) participated in spreading fake news.
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It's 2017, so even your juice can be tainted by fake news.
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Another prominent Republican is sounding off on "fake news," but fear not.
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They&aposre saying things like CNN sucks, go home and fake news.
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Facebook whips up the velocity of fake news, undermining the Democratic process.
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" However, Newsom responded to Trump's tweet Wednesday by calling it "fake news.
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He was very clear in saying that no it&aposs fake news.
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Turns out, for Addazio, the dangers of retinal burn are fake news.
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We can't have like willy-nilly proliferation of fake news, that's crazy.
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Interestingly, Google can just get rid of those fake news sites instantly.
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Either way, this is the fake news you want to be true.
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Since the earliest days of the internet, fake news has circulated online.
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"Fake news" has been a big news story for the past week.
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" Trump frequently refers to news stories he deems unfavorable as "fake news.
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Wouldn't it be nice if the election results themselves were fake news?
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I wonder whether or not the Fake News Media will so report?
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Is Twitter Trump's last defense against the biased and "fake news" media?
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How do you spot fake news in time to prevent widespread hoaxes?
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But that doesn't mean that fake news articles are going to disappear.
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Any suggestion to the contrary was "fake news ... absolute rubbish," he added.
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Omarosa, for what it's worth, says this stuff is essentially fake news.
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Sprouse had apparently had enough of Trump's claims about fake news, though.
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""A good example of fake news appeared in Sunday's New York Times.
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They and others may have used that knowledge to spread fake news.
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This week we're answering your questions about the phenomenon of fake news.
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He just went off on this tangent and said, "Fake news," again.
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"I called the fake news the enemy of the people," Trump said.
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Not "Donald Trump"; not "single market"; not even the legendary "fake news".
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One result of that conundrum has been the rise of 'fake news'.
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Do we have any rules of thumb for identifying fake news left?
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It begins with users reporting stories they suspect to be fake news.
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"Fake news" was rampant throughout the 2016 election — and it's still around.
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Time and time again, Trump's claims about "fake news" have been debunked.
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"Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is 'sick,' " Trump said.
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Guys, all the conspiracy theories and fake news finally broke Facebook pic.twitter.
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If the problem is "fake news" then the solution is verified news.
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President Trump says any talk of a slow response is fake news.
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He slammed multiple news outlets, calling them "fake news," and attacked Sen.
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On his show, Jones reported that his legal defense was fake news.
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" Trump often refers to media reports he doesn't like as "fake news.
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Despite what "fake news" tells you, there is nothing populist about socialism.
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The first is campaigns of misinformation (or "fake news," if you prefer).
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You were talking about a whole different, you're talking about fake news.
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AMERICA will not survive this type of judge and jury fake news.
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The resulting list of fake news domains includes sites such as abcnews.com.
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I've been the victim of fake news attacks myself so I'm sympathetic.
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Understanding the Constitution will help you identify fake news and other distractions.
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To prevent fake news from appearing, Yahoo has several tools in places.
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" The president accused the "fake news" of getting the story "purposely wrong.
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Fake news plunged parts of Ukraine into a post-truth, alternate reality.
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"We're going to call you out with the fake news," Murphy said.
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"Fake news," Moore insisted -- and lots and lots of people believe him.
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You want to know why fake news isn't so easy to spot?
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Facebook has tried other ways to stem the spread of fake news.
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Fake News said 85033 intel agencies when actually 4 (had to apologize).
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It's fake news on Facebook and everyone rifling through a WikiLeaks dump.
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We've encountered the phrase "fake news" quite often over the last year.
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It's just the fake news/MSM diatribe that was surprising and inappropriate.
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Is it any wonder that we find ourselves debating "fake news" today?
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It is little wonder Americans have become so fearful of fake news.
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"I am only against the fake news media or press," he said.
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You were talking about a whole different, you're talking about fake news.
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He has repeatedly slammed mainstream outlets as "fake news" and praised Rep.
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"Initially it sounded like fake news to me," Dobrev told NOVA television.
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"It is so unfair with such bad, Fake News!" the president continued.
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Annoyed by the never-ending stream of fake news on social media?
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Horner's fake news stories were shared widely under several domains, including ABCNews.com.
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The company is not relying only on bots to fight fake news.
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Coming up, a new entry to the fake news hall of fame.
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In our "fake news" world, lies now receive equal standing with truth.
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But it's not the supply of "fake news" that is the problem.
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Duda in a tweet urged his followers to "fight fake news" together.
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Consider the new European Union strategy for fighting "fake news" last week.
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Facebook's latest idea to combat fake news is a "more info" button.
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And that's one fake news story that I did fall for, completely.
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That's what happened when Facebook put red flags on debunked fake news.
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Go deeper: 72% of Americans think the media intentionally publishes fake news
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Fake news also continues to get a name check in Google's efforts.
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Tips on distinguishing fake news from the real thing: URL look odd?
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So which statement is fake news and which is just alternative facts?
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The Fake News Media...love to portray chaos in the White House.
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YOU'RE JUST GIVING TRUMP MORE AMMO ABOUT THE 'FAKE NEWS MEDIA!' pic.twitter.
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Meanwhile, Trump has accused the mainstream media itself of producing fake news.
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Soon after her killing, fake news began to circulate on social media.
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AMERICA will not survive this type of judge and jury fake news .
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Meanwhile, Malaysia's lower house of Parliament passed a bill outlawing fake news.
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It is unclear whether Trump's "Fake News Awards" will proceed as promised.
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FAKE NEWS is alive and well and beautifully represented on Saturday night!
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Is there a role for the FCC to play in fake news?
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" Mr. Hoekstra said the reporter's claim about the statement was "fake news.
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But now the first hard data on fake-news consumption has arrived.
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He's talking about the growing amount of fake news in the country.
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The "fake news" ... How do you react to that as a ... Groan.
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The bad news is that Trump's phrase "fake news" has taken hold.
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So now our President is a racist and he spreads fake news.
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Even the guys who make fake news for a living discovered this.
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Also, now Facebook and Google suddenly have a problem with fake news.
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The measures did not stipulate clearly what would be considered fake news.
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The president himself attacked the "fake news" on Twitter later Friday morning.
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"Fake news" is just the new nickname for the left-wing variety.
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Not so, Mr. Trump angrily replied, dismissing the stories as fake news.
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He blames his failures on the "Fake News" media and the Democrats.
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This "fake news" nonsense isn't really about the dissemination of false information.
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Fake news is a real thing produced by active disseminators of falsehoods.
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I hate to say it, but it's the fake news of tech.
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Even the fake-news polls showed him 15 points ahead of Pocahontas.
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What sort of instruction have you received in school about fake news?
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Should instruction on fake news be part of every student's school curriculum?
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France's fake-news battle, Britain's most expensive divorce and Spain's new government.
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Their International Division spews bad information & Fake News all over the globe.
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We need to make it so that trolls can't spread fake news.
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And isn't "fake news" a term popularized by populist leaders and supporters?
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According to Lind, "fake news" is being pushed upon them by neoliberals?
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"I don't call it fake news; I call it satire," he said.
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Of course, fake news alone doesn't explain the outcome of this election.
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Calling out Sinclair for calling out 'Fake News' is dishonest and reprehensible.
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" The president retweeted Goldman's statement, writing, "The Fake News Media never fails.
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N.L." Jones was performing on the show's fake-news segment, "Weekend Update.
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The president has blamed his own messengers and the "fake news" media.
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Back in 2015, when we published our lesson plan Fake News vs.
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Hillary Clinton, CNN ("fake news") and Kanye West all got their mentions.
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As recently as Wednesday, Trump tweeted criticism of the "fake news" media.
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Yet a cauldron of fake-news scandals and possible regulation is lurking.
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The stories that Russia labeled "fake news" were certainly more mainstream fare.
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Their lawsuits are bringing the issue of "fake news" to the courts.
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Which is what makes his whole "fake news" conceit so laughable. 229.
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You were talking about a whole different — you're talking about fake news.
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It was about a presidential debate, not how to spot fake news.
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As for fake news, Mr. Francis added, Gladstone would have been horrified.
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"Breitbart fired a journalist to appease fake news media," Mike Cernovich tweeted.
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"That was fake news y'all, everything good over here," Cooper, 25, wrote.
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"Let news and fake news compete against each other," Mr. Peng said.
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What led to the proliferation of fake news during the presidential campaign?
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"We have story after story after story of fake news," Bossie said.
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Why Fighting Fake News With the Facts Might Not Be Enough 6.
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Chris Wallace and others should be on Fake News CNN or MSDNC.
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Runner-up words included Brexit, fake news, social media, vlog and super.
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The site tells fake news stories parodying Trump headlines of the day.
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In November, NPR reporters interviewed Jestin Coler about his fake-news empire.
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In response, both companies have tried various measures to limit fake news.
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Her aides have characterized as fake news various crimes against the Rohingya.
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More Networks and "papers" should do the same with their Fake News!
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One of the features will let people flag posts as fake news.
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Welp, turns out that's a fake story, citing a fake news site.
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