Posted by: Donna Z. Davis, Ph.D. | November 30, 2016

Following the fake news trail

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Again, as we were talking about in class on Monday night, up comes a great bit of content to address the issue of fake news. Think about your role in potentially spreading it!

What a Map of the Fake-News Ecosystem Says About the Problem

 

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