Sentences with phrase «end of fake news»

The end of fake news may finally be in sight, although just out of reach.

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In today's age of fake news, it probably doesn't come as a huge shock to you that false information might end up on the internet, but while posting utter nonsense has sadly come to be expected in the political realm, it's somewhat less expected in business reporting.

The social network has been on the receiving end of criticism over a host of matters, including the amassing of detailed, in - depth information about its users, its privacy policy, its contribution to the dissemination of fake news, manipulations of its feed, and so on, but none of this affected its popularity.

He is, however, optimistic that the trend is a temporary one: «The [rise of fake news] is a short - term thing — I don't believe that people want that at the end of the day.»

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Some of these «fake» transfer news ended up being real... I remember a certain Ozil.

My definition of «data» was inclusive: the piece wove the DNC VoteBuilder data breach, Clinton's email server, Russian hacks and fake news into a narrative about political data gone bad, ending with something you might hear in a freshman philosophy class:

The outburst came at the end of a week during which the US leader railed against major news organizations as «fake news,» before launching a crude personal attack on Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, who headline the «Morning Joe» program on the left - leaning MSNBC cable network.

CTV NEWS - Jan 18 - The legal battle between the Canadian dating site and a former employee who claimed she was injured typing up fake profiles of women has come to an end.

The rise of the charge of «fake news» makes «The Post,» Steven Spielberg's powerful telling of how Daniel Ellsberg's leaked «Pentagon Papers» ended up in the Washington Post and helped change attitudes about the Vietnam War, especially relevant.

His new film arrives at just the right moment: the end of a year that saw the current occupant of the White House, employing empty cries of «fake news,» openly declaring members of the free press to be his enemies.

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Ron Silliman contemplates the end of his eight - year poetry blog; a fake Rahm Emanuel lands a book deal; the PEN World Voices Festival all - star lineup is announced; the role of poetry in the Taliban's war strategy; and other news.

To that end, Facebook profited off the spread of news that it knew was fake and off advertising that profiled people in malicious ways, and Congress should push Facebook to explain how it justifies this kind of activity.

That makes it one of the most - engaged with tweets in recent days, including Trump's year - end tweet wishing everyone — «even Fake News Media» — a Happy New Year.

Sandberg also said that the Facebook would work hard to end the abuse of its platform by those seeking to hurt the democratic process around the world, and tackle the problem of fake news.

On how Facebook will measure its impact on fixing privacy: Zuckerberg wants to be able to measure «the prevalence of different categories of bad content like fake news, hate speech, bullying, terrorism... That's going to end up being the way we should be held accountable and measured by the public... My hope is that over time the playbook and scorecard we put out will also be followed by other internet platforms so that way there can be a standard measure across the industry.»

As one Redditor puts it, China is suffering from massive whale (people who have a lot of cryptocurrency) manipulation via fake news, exchanges have no official accounts or audits so all fiat payments of citizens end up directly in the pockets of the site owners, with mere numbers simulating cryptocurrency ownership remaining on screen, exchanges change their fees at will, they add or remove trading pairs as they see fit to manipulate the market or stop withdrawals, etc..

With this appeal comes a never - ending supply of rumors and fake news, from quitting Tesla to join a bitcoin startup, to being called national disgrace and thief.

To that end, Facebook offers guidelines on the kind of content publishers should and shouldn't post, although the social media giant's efforts to shake up the News Feed can sometimes inadvertently lead to a further spread of fake nNews Feed can sometimes inadvertently lead to a further spread of fake newsnews.