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    Laura Hazard OwenMay 19, 2017
    Почему пока нельзя сказать, проиграна ли борьба Facebook с фейковыми новостями
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    Laura Hazard OwenMay 19, 2017
    It’s too early to declare Facebook’s anti-fake news efforts a failure
    Plus: A new report on the many types of trolls, and what happens when fact and fiction get blended together.
    Laura Hazard OwenMay 19, 2017
    La lucha de Facebook contra las noticias falsas no es un fracaso (todavía)
    Facebook, por supuesto, no está publicando datos.
    Ricardo BiltonFebruary 2, 2017
    Reddit’s /r/worldnews community used a series of nudges to push users to fact-check suspicious news
    “We found a method that can invite a much wider readership into the work of dealing with this problem, and at scale.”
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    Keys on computer keyboard spelling "geek"
    Andrew PhelpsMay 29, 2012
    3 new ideas on the future of news from MIT Media Lab students
    Adding metadata to hyperlinks, finding stories in ordinary datasets, providing context for impossibly big numbers.
    Measuring media consumption, a visual brainstorm
    How social guilt can change our media consumption habits — or just make us lie about them
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