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    Archives: April 28, 2017

    The creator of Google News has an idea for how platforms can help stop fake news
    Shan WangApril 28, 2017
    News aggregator Upday, a sort of Apple News counterpart for Android, expands into 16 countries
    The Axel Springer-owned app gets an automatic leg up across Europe from being pre-installed on new Samsung phones, but can it now keep enough of those users interested in order to sustain itself on advertising alone?
    Shan WangApril 28, 2017
    Contraponto do Apple News para Android se espalha por 16 países da Europa
    Aparelhos Samsung S7 e S8 virão com o Upday já instalado. Agregador de conteúdo fornece audiência para publicadores. Desafio é conseguir se viabilizar com dinheiro de publicidade.
    Laura Hazard OwenApril 28, 2017
    It turns out people are very bad at estimating the magnitude of the fake news problem
    There are a lot of reasons, though, that Facebook and Google are compelled to act.
    Laura Hazard OwenApril 28, 2017
    La gente es muy mala para estimar la magnitud del problema de las noticias falsas
    Sin embargo, hay muchas razones por las que Facebook y Google están obligados a actuar.
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