Remember how many 1000s of people - including journalists - instantly tweeted the Slate story of a Trump server to a Russian bank: total BS.
If you're genuinely worried about the proliferation of fake news, it's definitely a good idea to start with your own Twitter & FB feeds.
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false equivalence. That story was bad reporting, not fabricated news. And most liberals in my feed immediately denounced it.
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@max_rontgen Ben fake news and 'bad reporting' aka. Yellow journalism have pretty similar effects; why not oppose both
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But, Glenn, I'm no journalist, therefore I have no ethics to follow. Why shouldn't I just share and move on?
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that wasn't really fake news, it reported what some researchers thought who turned out to be wrong. and FBI did investigate it.
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O pior é o medo das "fake news"; ele serve a quem? Como alguém disse antes, o
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Always been easy to know slant of FOX. But when a trusted outlet changes, it takes a while to adapt and judge if slanted or not.
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MSM is dying a slow death. Greenwald calls it like it is, left or right
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For instance, Wikileaks used to be a source of raw uneditorialized information. Now, they appear to want to be news editors
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How? They published the raw emails they had. Even
@ggreenwald denounced@wikileaks failure to curate them.
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Accusations that Washington Post is not to be trusted are harder to process since they were so trusted before.
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