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The real problem is Decoy News (and decoy content of all kinds)—and the platforms can’t fix it: blogs.harvard.edu/doc/2017/12/14 #DecoyNews HTs:

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The real problem is Decoy News (and decoy content of all kinds)—and the platforms can’t fix it

The term “fake news” was a casual phrase until it became clear to news media that a flood of it had been deployed during last year’s presidential election in the U.S. Starting in …

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